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Razer outs higher-resolution DeathAdder optical mouse

updated 05:40 pm EDT, Thu September 24, 2009

 

Razer outs improved DeathAdder optical mouse


Gaming peripherals maker Razer has recently unveiled an updated version of its DeathAdder mouse with a higher resolution optical sensor, now capable of 3500dpi instead of 1800dpi. The updated DeathAdder has five customizable buttons and its sensitivity can be adjusted in real time. The Death Adder is compatible with both Windows and Mac operating systems.

The same ergonomic right-handed design remains, as does the 1ms response time. There is a 7-foot braided fiber cable that resists tangling, and a gold-plated USB connector. For easy gliding, the feet are made of Teflon. The updated DeathAdder mouse from Razer is now available, priced at $60.





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  1. Okonomiyaki

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    Weird photo

    What's that usb cable doing in the photo?


  1. Sukoshi

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    um

    It feels left out by the dancing sperm on the mouse.


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