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Razer has been an established name in the world of gaming hardware for some time already, and a couple of years ago, we saw them roll out the Razer Naga MMO gaming mouse. It seems that this best-selling peripheral is about to get a shot in the arm with the announcement of the 2014 edition of this now legendary gaming mouse. There will obviously be changes introduced to the 2014 edition, where its iconic 12-button thumb grid will now be outfitted with mechanical switches that deliver increased tactility, speed and actuation assurance.

Apart from that, the ergonomic form factor has been updated with a broader shape so that one is able to enjoy the best feel and comfort, regardless of your hand size. Your fourth and fifth fingers will now be able to experience a gentler down-slope on the finger rest of the Naga itself, allowing you to have a better grip (literally speaking) on the in-game situation, while helping one reduce fatigue in an extended play period. Not only that, the tilt-click scroll wheel will be able to click in and out, as well as left and right, giving you additional buttons at your digital disposal. Expect to pick up the 2014 edition of the Razer Naga MMO gaming mouse for $79.99 a pop. Do check out the image gallery right after the jump. [Press Release]

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We review Razer’s Blade Pro gaming laptop which features a 17.3-inch display, Intel Core i7 and more.

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Razer gives us this pint-sized powerhouse — a near-ultrabook gaming PC in a case that measures just 20mm thick.

Most companies refresh their products on an annual basis, carefully timing development and release schedules to match consumer demand, product obsolescence and component upgrades. It’s the norm, an expected pattern that most PC, smartphone and tablet manufacturers follow. Razer, however, completely ignores this cycle, as exemplified by its Blade line of gaming laptops — already on its third generation in less than two years. This would be less impressive if the firm wasn’t a relative newcomer to the game; before it announced the Blade, Razer was known primarily for creating keyboards, gaming mice and console controllers. A fully fledged gaming PC was a jarring departure for the humble peripheral maker.

Even so, here we are: reviewing the third-generation Razer Blade gaming laptop. This, too, is a departure from what we’ve grown to expect from the company — a smaller, thinner device bereft of the previous model’s signature Switchblade interface. For some PC manufacturers, a 14-inch machine might be just another SKU in the catalog. But for Razer, it’s almost a mark of progress: not only is the Blade popular enough to necessitate successive generations, but also multiple form factors. It’s also the company’s lowest-priced laptop yet, not to mention its first to include Intel’s new fourth-generation CPU — but at $1,800 for the base model, it still isn’t cheap. Read on to see if the new Blade has enough charm to be worth its lofty price tag.

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