Razer Goliathus gaming mouse mat

goliathusWhen it comes to your gaming performance on the computer, there are three essentials which any serious gamer worth his or her salt will need to consider, and I am speaking for peripherals here instead of the slew of high performance parts required in your liquid cooled machine. A gaming keyboard that will allow your fingers to reach those keys in double quick time, ensuring that these keys do not jam up at the most crucial moment, a gaming mouse which will be able to keep up with your crazy fast reflexes, and of course, a gaming mouse mat to ensure that your gaming mouse achieves its maximum performance capability – limited only by your skill. If you already own all of that and are unable to make any headway in your game, then perhaps it is time to reconsider this potential “career path” and concentrate on your day job instead. Still, for those who are still searching for the “perfect” gaming mouse mat, here is the Razer Goliathus gaming mouse mat for you to consider.

The Razer Goliathus gaming mouse mat has just received a redesign recently, where the latest gaming surface will be able to further distinguish itself from other gaming mouse mats, where it will not only maintain the beloved speed-enhancing and control-precise features found in its predecessor, it will also be able to offer a maximum level of performance so that serious gamers who make the cut might be able to use this as the launch pad to gaming stardom. Thanks to a dense, anti-fraying, long-lasting stitched frame, the surface will remain sharp for consistent tournament performance all the time.

There is the “Control Edition” of the Goliathus that will boast of a heavy weave with micro-textures on the surface, delivering just the right amount of friction so that your gaming mouse will work at its most efficient. Available in small, medium, large and extended sizes, it will retail for $14.99, $19.99, $24.99 and $34.99, respectively.

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Razer Tartarus Membrane Gaming Keypad

Razer Tartarus Membrane Gaming KeypadWhen it comes to gaming peripherals, most gamers do not want to compromise – especially the hardcore ones, since they more or less believe that their performance is being limited by the hardware that they use. Much to most of their chagrin, it is the other way around, and regardless of how good a piece of hardware you are using at the moment, your gaming skills are more or less maxed out some time ago. Well, if you are a staunch believer that your gaming performance will be raised to the next level with the right hardware, then perhaps it is time you checked out the Razer Tartarus membrane gaming keypad.

Specially developed with ergonomic comfort and touting “infinite” customization options, the Razer Tartarus will continue from where the hugely popular, award-winning Razer Nostromo left off. The Razer Tartarus will boast of an increasingly comfortable form factor in addition to 25 programmable keys that will comprise of an eight-way directional thumb pad to boot. This particular thumb pad lets you move around with additional precision, all the while functioning as modifier keys as and when required, which in turn multiplies the keyset count by eight so that you end up with 128 different command options.

Apart from that, there is also support for unlimited macro lengths and unlimited game profiles, and if you are interested in picking one up, it is already available today for $79.99/€79.99 a pop. [Press Release]

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    Razer Tartarus gaming keypad arrives for ergonomic PC gamers

    It’s been awhile since we’ve seen a new gaming keypad, but Razer is insistent on keeping up with the fad. The company just announced the Tartarus, which looks to be the successor to the ever-popular Nostromo keypad, but comes with a few more keys and Razer says that you get a lot of bang for […]

    Razer announces the $79 Tartarus, a more affordable gaming keypad

    Razer announces the $79 Tartarus, a more affordable gaming keypad

    Most PC gamers are content to game on the standard QWERTY keyboard layout, but a select few prefer a special niche peripheral: the keypad. Razer’s been building these single-hand keyboards since it helped Belkin create the n52te SpeedPad and it’s still at it, today announcing the Razer Tartarus. Featuring 15 face keys and 25 programmable buttons (including an eight-way directional thumb pad), the Tartarus is billed as a successor to Razer’s Nostromo — although it actually has more in common with the $130 Orbweaver.

    Like the high-end keypad, the Tartarus has fully programmable keys with unlimited-length macro support, Razer Synapse 2.0 for profile syncing and key-binding and the company’s modern design language, but it eschews the Orbweaver’s articulating ergonomics and mechanical keys to hit a lower $79 price point. These efforts shaved 50 percent off of the product’s sticker price, but also cost it an additional row of keys. We spent a few minutes with the device and were pleased at how well it worked right out of the box, handily emulating the standard WASD gaming setup it’s built around. We did miss the Orbweaver’s additional buttons, however, as the smaller keypad’s three-row setup left us reaching for a row of numerical analogs that simply weren’t there. It’s not the game controller for everyone, but it’s good to know that there are options for niche peripheral fans on a budget. Read on for the company’s official press announcement.

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    Razer Goliathus soft mouse mat back with a vengeance

    razer-goliathusWhen it comes to gamers, you know for sure that they place an extremely high level of importance on the kind of hardware which grace their gaming rigs. Most of the time, nothing but the very best will do – at least according to their income at that point in time, and most gamers do tend to be loyal to a certain brand of hardware, rarely making a departure for reasons best known to them. Perhaps this is a case where familiarity does not breed contempt, no? Having said that, Razer has been a well known name in the world of gaming accessories and peripherals for a fair number of years already, and they continue to fly their flag high with the latest version of the Razer Goliathus. It is somewhat like the Incredible Hulk, being meaner and greener, although the Hulk is far from slick.

    The latest update of the iconic soft mouse mat family now sports brand new artwork thanks to a redesign. You will find that the new gaming surface will further distinguish itself from other gaming mouse mats through the maintenance of its speed-enhancing and control-precise features, ensuring that gamers will be able to enjoy maximum performance at all times so that users can no longer blame the mouse pad for being the cause of their defeat in future matches. Apart from that, this new version boasts of a dense, anti-fraying, long-lasting stitched frame that ensures the surface will remain sharp consistently.

    This “Control Edition” of the Goliathus will boast of a heavy weave with micro-textures on the surface, delivering just the right amount of friction where your gaming mouse’s movements are concerned, and FPS fans would relish at the thought of pixel-precise targeting. There is also an anti-slip rubber base to make sure during those intense gaming sessions, it remains well in place. You can choose from small, medium, large and extended sizes for $14.99, $19.99, $24.99 and $34.99, respectively.

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    Razer Vespula Double Sided Gaming Mouse Mat With Wrist Pad

    razer-vespulaGamers take their game very seriously, and most of the time, they would go all out to ensure that whatever hardware that they use would be of the highest grade possible, ensuring that this particular aspect of their game cannot be blamed in case they fail to perform, which would mean it boils down to skill level in the end. Well, despite the many advancements that were made in the world of gaming mice, optical or laser, having a decent surface for your mouse to travel on would also be equally important. This is where the $34.99 Razer Vespula Double Sided Gaming Mouse Mat With Wrist Pad comes in handy, where it has been touted to be the ultimate gaming mouse mat.

    The Razer Vespula Double Sided Gaming Mouse Mat With Wrist Pad, as its name suggests, will be a double-sided mouse mat that sports a speed surface for faster mouse movements, while on the literal flip side, there is a control surface for precise mouse movements, depending on which game you are involved in at the moment, and which aspect you require more in order to turn up triumphant. Not only that, thanks to a memory conformance wrist rest that is filled with gel, you will also ensure that your wrist remains free from injury and fatigue so that you can indulge in longer than ever before gaming sessions.
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    Razer Naga MMO Gaming Mouse

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    Razer hits back with their new MMO gaming mouse, the Razer Naga. This ergonomically designed gaming mouse comes with 19 MMO optimized programmable buttons (7 buttons + 12 button mechanical thumb grid), a tilt-click scroll wheel, an 8200dpi 4G laser sensor, Razer Synapse 2.0 enabled and green LED backlighting. The Razer Naga retails for $79.99. [Product Page]

    Razer Naga MMO gaming mouse gets a refresh

    razer-naga-2014Just what do you do when you happen to be at the pinnacle of your game? Why, you improve of course – remaining at the same place would just ensure that your competitors will catch up with you and eventually take over the coveted top spot that you used to occupy. Well, the Razer Naga MMO gaming mouse has been pretty much the best gaming mouse for the MMO genre to date, and also the best selling one, too, but even the best needs a kick in the butt once in a while, and that is exactly what Razer has done by offering the Razer Naga MMO gaming mouse 2014 edition.

    This all new Razer Naga will boast of enhanced ergonomics, a re-designed mechanical thumb grid as well as a revolutionary in-game MMO configurator which should be able to make sure that your MMO gaming experience will never be the same again. For starters, its iconic 12-button thumb grid will now come outfitted with mechanical switches for increased tactility, speed and actuation assurance. Each of the buttons on the thumb grid will stand out in a more pronounced way than before, making it possible to blind-find them so that gamers can execute commands in a jiffy. Apart from that, its ergonomic form factor has also been updated, delivering a broader shape so that your hand will feel more comfortable holding it.

    Both the fourth and fifth finger rests will now come with a gentler down-slope in order to promote better grip while reducing fatigue over an extended period of play. Not only that, Razer’s latest Naga will also boast of a tilt-click scroll wheel which can click in and out as well as left and right, giving gamers even more buttons than before at their disposal. This is definitely a nice bump from the 2009 predecessor, and if you are interested in upping your game, then the asking price of $79.99 for this puppy should not deter you, right?

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    Razer Naga gaming mouse reboot brings a tilting scroll wheel to the mix

    Supposing you needed a full number pad on the side of your gaming mouse, there’s a brand new piece of equipment coming from Razer that you may want to have a peek at. This is the rebooted Naga MMO mouse, complete with a grip that’s made to work for righties and lefties – and mechanical switches galore. There’s a set of bright colorful lights around this accessory too, of course, so you can shine brightly beside your top-tier gaming rig with the LEDs all around.

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    This Razer Naga works with a tilting click scroll wheel, allowing you to up and down as well as left and right, strangely enough. While some rare games come with built-in connectivity with such input, you’ll likely have to retro-fit this set of tappers to your titles. This can be done with the mouse’s built-in in-game MMO configurator, complete with thumb grid – you’ll be able to light up the keys you want, when you want.

    The folks at Razer have been so kind as to provide a chart which shows the differences between the 2012 model of the Naga and the 2013 edition, starting with the tilt-click scroll wheel, bouncing off a brand new more ergonomic form factor – left or right – and finishing off with he mechanical thumb grid buttons. Each button now has its own rather pronounced area, the whole setup tuned for “blind-find”.

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    Inside this device you’ve got a 32 bit ARM processor for miniature computing, allowing such features as temporary changes in sensitivity. Of course you’ll need a Razer keyboard to make that happen, as well. Such a connection happens with what’s called “Razer Synapse 2.0″, and it’s set to work just as well here with the 2013 edition of the Naga as it did with the 2012.

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    This device will cost consumers a cool $79.99 USD and it’s up for grabs this week. This is just one of many Naga mice available from Razer at the moment, with oddities like Epic, Molten, and Hex in the mix as well – watch for em.


    Razer Naga gaming mouse reboot brings a tilting scroll wheel to the mix is written by Chris Burns & originally posted on SlashGear.
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