Razer DeathStalker Ultimate Gaming Keyboard

Razer DeathStalker Ultimate Gaming Keyboard

Razer has unveiled the new DeathStalker Ultimate gaming keyboard. What makes this gaming keyboard special is that it features the Razer Switchblade User Interface, which allows the touchscreen and 10 buttons above the screen to have custom programmable icons. The Razer DeathStalker Ultimate is powered by the Razer Synapse 2.0, which enables the keyboard to automatically save all of a user’s custom settings and profiles on a cloud server. What’s more, it also supports an anti-ghosting infrastructure of up to 10 keys in game mode. The Razer DeathStalker Ultimate gaming keyboard will be released in September 2012 for $249.99. [Press Release]

Razer Kraken Pro Gaming Headset

Razer Kraken Pro Gaming Headset

The Razer Kraken Pro gaming headset is claimed to be the most comfortable gaming headset in the world. The design of the Razer Kraken Pro will allow you to comfortably wear this headset over an extended period. It is equipped with a pair of 40mm neodymium magnet drivers to deliver clear high and mid range sounds as well as deep bass. Other specs include a fully retractable microphone, a 3.5mm combined audio jack and a separate mic connector. The Razer Kraken Pro is priced at $79.99. [Razer]

Razer DeathStalker Ultimate Keyboard has an Awesome Name. Oh and an LCD Trackpad

The LCD multi-touch trackpad on Razer’s Blade gaming laptop was just about the only truly unique thing about it. Fortunately that cutting edge device is no longer exclusive to the laptop, because Razer has incorporated it into its latest gaming keyboard.

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The 4″ trackpad is available on the high end variant of the DeathStalker keyboard, the DeathStalker Ultimate. As with the Blade, the LCD can be used either to display information when you’re gaming or browsing, but it can also be used as a multi-touch trackpad. It also comes with 10 buttons with customizable icons and functions – bind commands, macros and other things that need to be bound.

There are also a variety of apps built-in for use with the trackpad, such as a macro recorder, apps for Gmail, Facebook and Twitter, and two game specific apps, one for Battlefield 3 and one for Star Wars: The Old Republic. That’s kinda sad, but I guess it’s better than nothing.  Razer has also launched a cloud service called Synapse to make it easier for users to save and sync their configurations.

As for the keyboard itself, it has anti-ghosting technology enabling up to 10 simultaneous key presses, chiclet keys with changeable backlighting, a fixed wrist rest, braided fiber cable and a name that absolutely cannot be topped. Unless Razer names its next keyboard the DeathDeader. The DeathStalker Ultimate will be available on Razer’s online store in September and will be sold for $250 (USD).

[via Electronista]


Razer DeathStalker Ultimate gaming keyboard surfaces

I’ve been a PC gamer for a long time and one of my favorite gaming keyboards was made by Razer. Razer has unveiled a new gaming keyboard called the DeathStalker Ultimate, and it’s one of the coolest keyboards I’ve ever seen. Rather than having a questionably useful number pad on the right-hand side, this thing gets a touchscreen and customizable buttons.

The keyboard features the Razer Switchblade User Interface that we first saw on the awesome Switchblade portable gaming device. The Switchblade UI allows the touchscreen and 10 buttons above the screen to have custom programmable icons. The screen can also switch modes depending on what you’re doing at a particular time.

Razer offers a special interface for Star Wars: The Old Republic that has custom keys and uses that LCD panel to show a special application for adding control to your game. That panel also functions as a multitouch track pad with support for gestures and more. There are a number of apps available for that LCD panel.

The apps include a track pad, number pad, macro recorder, gaming mode, browser, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, clock, screenshot, and a game timer. There are enough apps to let you do just about anything you want using that touchscreen. The keyboard also features anti-ghosting technology allowing you to hit up to 10 keys at once in game mode. All keys are backlit as well for gaming in the dark. The keyboard will launch in September for $249.99, and I want one.


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Razer unveils Kraken Pro gaming headset

Razer has been producing gaming accessories for a long time including some of the best mice, keyboards, and headsets on the market. The company has unveiled its latest gaming headset called the Kraken Pro. Razer says that the Kraken Pro is focused on ergonomics for the head with weight, functionality, and performance being the key attributes targeted in the design.

Razer says that it optimized the weight of the headset specifically targeting the ability for the gamer to wear the headset comfortably for an extended period. The headset has a retractable microphone on the left ear cup that pulls out when you need it and tucks away when you don’t. The goal was to allow the user to take advantage of the Kraken Pro at home for gaming and on the go for listening to music.

The headset uses 40 mm neodymium magnet drivers to deliver clear high and mid range sounds as well as deep bass. The headset design has closed ear cups and has plush padding to help isolate the user from external sounds. The Kraken Pro weighs 293 g, which is slightly more than half a pound. The cable that connects to the computer is 4.27 feet long and it ships with a 6.6-foot extension cable.

The headset is designed to fold for storage. The headset connects to any 3.5 mm audio device and has a separate mic connector as well. The Kraken Pro sells for $79.99 and a standard Kraken headset lacking the microphone is available for $59.99. Both versions of the headset will ship in September.


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Razer DeathStalker Ultimate gaming keyboard has Switchblade User Interface

Now here is a gaming keyboard that you might want to consider getting if you are up for a jolly good time – the Razer DeathStalker Ultimate which will feature dynamic adaptive tactile keys. What makes the Razer DeathStalker Ultimate so special? For starters, it will come with Razer’s award-winning Switchblade User Interface (UI), sporting a customizable LCD trackpad and LED keypad combo that was first announced on the Razer Switchblade concept, and is in production at the moment on the Razer Blade gaming laptop and the Star Wars: The Old Republic gaming keyboard.

Thanks to this special interface, it has turned your gaming keyboard into a full customizable control panel complete with 10 dynamic, adaptive tactile keys which is useful in binding commands, macros, skills and spells so that you can enjoy an unparalleled in-game competitive advantage. These keys are able to display any image thanks to Razer’s Synapse 2.0 software, making this just about the smartest keyboard on the market. The asking price for such an exquisite gaming keyboard? Those living Stateside will have to fork out $249.99, while your friends who live across the pond will have to settle for a €249.99 price tag when the Razer DeathStalker Ultimate gaming keyboard arrives later this September 2012. [Press Release]

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Razer Ouroboros gaming mouse hands-on

Razer Ouroboros gaming mouse handson

You recall the Ouroboros, right? Nope, not the mythical snake yarn, the latest gaming mouse from Razer that inadvertently broke cover over at the FCC. While it’s been official for around a month, Germany’s annual gaming convention has offered us our first chance to to get to grips with it. Razer has tied itself in a ergonomic knot over the Ouroboros, with most of the mouse’s dimensions happily adjustable to suit practically any gamer hand. We get customizing right after the break.

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Razer Deathstalker gaming keyboard announced, packs Switchblade UI LCD panels (hands-on)

Razer launches new gaming keyboard, packs Switchblade UI LCD panels

It’s pretty obvious from Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan’s one-man presentation at Gamescom that he’s buzzing about his new gaming keyboard. Ready to accompany the accessory maker’s Ouroboros gaming mouse (hands-on impressions coming very soon), the Deathstalker will arrive in Ultimate and Standard versions. They both plump for chiclet-style keys and the pricier (and larger) Ultimate felt both light and slim. The standard issue packs three backlit color options, while the bigger board adds in Razer‘s light-up Switchblade UI, seen on its first gaming laptop. The first part of this is ten LCD keys that can be customized to gaming buttons or more typical PC use. They’re still contextual, meaning if you launch the calculator from one of the keys, they will then transform into more appropriate calculator functions. Beneath that, a touchpanel LCD can act as a trackpad and accepts several gesture motions. It can also display your Twitter feed, game information and plenty more. The keyboard will also feature Synapse 2, Razer’s new cloud-based settings service. The CEO explained that a player’s custom layout and profile for the ‘board could be stored online and then accessed from any computer it’s plugged into, ready for your next (online) fight. Get our first impressions after our gallery and the break.

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Razer announces new Kraken gaming headsets: Pros get a pull-out mic (hands-on)

Razer announces new Kraken gaming headsets Pros get a pullout mic

Razer wasn’t done with the Gamescom crowds just yet, revealing its latest Lime-doused gaming headset. The Razer Kraken is readying for a global launch next month, with a Pro version (with microphone in tow) hitting your wallet for 80 bucks and the similar-looking Music and Gaming cans priced around $60. Razer’s pushing the headphone’s ergonomic charms and we’ll admit, they were pretty cosy, with some good (but not perfect) noise-isolation at work. The Kraken Pro packs a 40mm audio driver and the wired headphones will work with your phone or any device with a 3.5mm jack. Get all the audio statistics on the Hulk-esque headsets in the PR after the break.

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Razer announces special edition Razer DeathAdder mouse and Razer Goliathus mouse mat

You know that serious gamers do take their hardware seriously, as there can be no room for error on behalf of the machine and peripherals that they use, meaning it mainly boils down to a matter of skill, be it in a Real Time Strategy game or a First Person Shooter. Having said that, it does not matter just what kind of games you are going to play, as there is always the need for decent gaming peripherals – case in point, Razer’s latest iteration of a special edition Razer DeathAdder mouse and Razer Goliathus mouse mat.

Yes sir, Razer has teamed up with one of the world’s pioneering supporters of e-Sports, not to mention hoping to synergize this particular partnership with Counter Logic Gaming, MOBA pro-gaming juggernauts. The results are impressive with the aforementioned special edition Razer DeathAdder mouse and Razer Goliathus mouse mat that will respectively come emblazoned in the team’s iconic logo and colors.

According to Robert ‘RazerGuy’ Krakoff, president of Razer USA, “We’re happy to give back to a team that gives so much to the community. Not only is it fun to watch ‘HotshotGG’ and the rest of his team tear up the MOBA tournaments on live-stream, they also share their strategies and encourage discussions on forums for the betterment of gamers everywhere. Both the players and fans will get to wear the CLG banner on their peripherals with pride.” Those who are interested can pick up the Counter Logic Gaming Razer Goliathus and Razer DeathAdder e-Sports Edition from Razerzone.com and clgaming.net.

The Razer Goliathus e-Sports edition mouse mat was specially engineered to exceed the exacting demands of the world’s top professional gamers, where it boasts of an anti-fraying stitched frame that delivers extended durability. Not only that, it has a slick speed-enhancing surface which will merge high acceleration with razor-sharp responsiveness and unyielding control, allowing you to glide your mouse across it seamlessly. As for the Razer DeathAdder e-Sports edition mouse, this was developed after CLG was named Razer Team of the Year 2011, bearing testament to their contributions in the e-Sports scene, boasting comfort with its right-handed ergonomic form factor and unbridled gaming precision thanks to a 3500dpi Razer Precision 3.5G infrared sensor.

You can pick up the special edition Razer DeathAdder mouse and Razer Goliathus mouse mat for $69.99 and $19.99, respectively.

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