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Now, a BMW that I can finally afford without having to sell off my firstborn – the Level 10 M gaming mouse that hails from Thermaltake and BMW Designworks USA. We talked about it earlier this year, and it seems that the Level 10 M gaming mouse has finally made the jump from concept to the real world. Just what kind of hardware do you think you can find underneath the chassis? We are looking at five programmable keys as well as a Z-key which allows you to select the corresponding gaming profile on the spot, sporting a default 5,000 DPI in its optical unit, although if the need arises and you have to cover more ground on the screen with the least amount of hand movement, you can always change that figure up to 8,200.

Aesthetically speaking, the Level 10 M gaming mouse does look as though it has out of this world performance – no idea if it will come with the tagline of “the ultimate mousing machine” or whether joy beckons, but definitely the holes drilled in the top of the mouse are not just there for aesthetic purposes, but rather to ensure you will continue to maintain a firm grip on it even if your palm sweats buckets during an intense gaming session. We are looking at a $100 price tag attached to the Level 10 M gaming mouse that boasts of a solid aluminum base and 3D Steering Axis Movement. Want to up your game with this puppy? Grab another look at the Level 10 M gaming mouse right after the jump. [Press Release] (more…)

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Thermaltake and BMW have collaborated to release the Thermaltake BMW Level 10M gaming mouse. It comes with two regular buttons at the top, one scroll wheel, and five buttons on the side (two on the right and three on the left). The Thermaltake BMW Level 10M is a programmable gaming mouse capable of using the most comprehensive software application to customize settings based on user’s needs. The mouse also features 7 lighting-effect colors, adjustable DPI from 800, 1600, 3200 to 5000 (default setting), and customizable by software application up to 8200 DPI. Available in Diamond Black, Iron White, Military Green and Blazing Red, the Thermaltake BMW Level 10M gaming mouse retails for $99. [Press Release]

Here’s the newest addition to Thermaltake’s USB 3.0 external HDD enclosure line-up, the Muse 5G 2.5. Measuring 126mm x 79mm x 18.5mm and weighing 97g, this aluminum enclosure comes with a USB 3.0 connection interface, an LED indicator, ventilation holes and can house a single 2.5-inch SATA HDD/SSD (up to 12.5mm thickness). Unfortunately, there’s no word on pricing and release date yet. [Thermaltake]

What do you do when you break a sweat from all that PC gaming? You use a mouse that has an external fan mounted on it, that’s what you do. Thermaltake quite literally wants to blow you away with the new Tt eSports Element Cyclone gaming mouse, which is the first mouse for gamers that has a unique outside fan on it, designed to bring some cool relief to sweaty gamer hands.

Other mouse models have previously come with built-in fans, but the Cyclone Edition is the first to feature an external fan, making it really stand out against the rest. And if your hand gets too cold or the fan becomes a bit of a nuisance at any time, it can be detached from the mouse whenever you want. The fan operates pretty quietly, just at an output of about 21.7 dB.

The 30-millimeter fan operates at up to 6,000 RPM, and because it has to support the fan, it doesn’t work wirelessly. While it sure is unique, the reality is that it may only be super effective at cooling the top of your hand and leaving your palm still pretty sweaty.

No pricing or information on global availability of the Cyclone gaming mouse has been provided by Thermaltake just yet.

Thermaltake puts external fan on Cyclone gaming mouse is written by Elise Moreau & originally posted on SlashGear.
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Here’s a look at another upcoming full-tower PC case from Thermaltake, the Armor REVO. Featuring an all black color coating (inside and outside), this steel case supports for both micro-ATX and ATX motherboards, and features a top-placed I/O panel with 2x USB 3.0, 2x USB 2.0, 1x eSATA and 2x audio ports, a top-placed HDD docking station, four 5.25-inch external drive bays, six 2.5/3.5-inch internal drive bays, a side panel window, eight expansion slots and has four fans (1x 200mm Blue LED fan – front, 1x 140mm Turbo fan – rear, 1x 200mm Blue LED fan – top, 1x 200mm fan – side). The Armor REVO will hit the market from July 6th for 21,980 Yen (about $275). [Thermaltake]