OCZ has just launched Dominatrix Laser (OCZMSDMXD) gaming mouse. Featuring an ergonomic design and supporting four dpi configuration levels (400 dpi, 800 dpi, 1600 dpi and 2000 dpi), this USB 2.0 mouse has two programmable buttons with three different modes each for game settings and internet navigation. Dominatrix Laser weights 1.4 oz (40 g), a rubber grip helps avoid slipping during intense game play and the product is backed by a 3-year warranty. No word about pricing and availability.
NZXT has unveiled a gaming mouse called Avatar. Equipped with a 2000 dpi optical sensor, this USB mouse features an ambidextrous design and has 7 programmable buttons (that have a life span of 5 million clicks) that allows the users to customize their games configurations. A rubber grip helps avoid slipping during intense game play. It’s MSRP is of USD 60.
OCZ has just increased its Alchemy gaming peripherals line with the launch of Elixir keyboard targeted to gaming enthusiasts. Featuring an ergonomic and sturdy design, Elixir keyboard comes with 10 programmable keys, all keys have a rubber-coating for no-slip during gaming sessions, it can be configured for game/office profiles, it has seven internet hot keys and eight keys for media. This keyboard also comes with a USB 2.0 connector and is compatible with Windows XP (SP2 or later) and Windows Vista. Its MSRP is of USD 29.99
Razer released at CeBit its first entry level mouse Salmosa. It offers 800/1800dpi, 125/500/1000Hz polling rate adjustments, 1ms response time, three programmable Hyperesponse buttons, ambidextrous design and Scroll wheel with 24 individual click positions. Salmosa measures 115mm (length) x 63mm (width) x 37mm (height). The new mouse is priced at USD 39.99.
Roccat has delivered a new line of gaming peripherals which includes the Kone mouse. According to Roccat, this is 'the world’s first Distance Control Unit (DCU) mouse', which calculates the distance of the mouse from the surface. This mean more aiming precision, once the sensor recognizes when the player lifts the mouse and interrupts data transmission to the computer thereby freezing the cursor. The new mouse also features 96kB of internal memory, a rubberized top and side surface, 10 buttons and 4-way wheel, 4 removable weights and customizable light system. It will be available first in Europe in February.
Saitek released the cyborg keyboard for gamers. It features customisable backlighting, adjustable brightness and touch-sensitive, backlit dashboard control panel.The 12 programmable ‘Cyborg’ keys allows the gamer to disable the Windows keys and configure the colour and brightness of your gaming keys at the touch of a button. It has gold-plated connectors for USB 2.0 and Audio and works with Windows XP, XP64 and Windows Vista.
Razer unveils Lachesis mouse for gamers. With 4000 dpi sensor, it comes with a 32KB onboard memory, so you can store up to five gaming profiles. The Razer Lachesis allows programming of button functions while Razer’s Hyperesponse technology reduces latency for optimum gameplay. The new mouse will be available in October for USD 79.99 in Phantom White and Banshee Blue colors.
The new Logitech V470 Cordless Laser Mouse allows people to connect directly to Bluetooth-enabled MacBook computers or Windows-based notebook PCs – without an external receiver. The V470 mouse features Bluetooth 1.2 wireless technology and laser tracking. With the new scrolling, users can instantly zoom in and out, or scroll horizontally or vertically with ease. It has a battery life of up to 4 months, and a battery-life indicator light. The V470 will be available in blue and white in September with a price tag of USD 49.99.
Logitech introduced the newest addition to its G-series of peripherals for PC gaming. The new products include the G9 Laser Mouse and G15 Gaming Keyboard. They are expected to be available in late August for USD 99.99 each.
The G9 Laser Mouse takes customization to the extreme, giving PC gamers the ability to modify nearly every part of the mouse. It also features on-the-fly dpi switching ranging from 200 dpi to 3200 dpi, full-speed USB, laser tracking, an onboard-memory profiling system, weight tuning (which enables gamers to choose from 8 additional weights, adding up to a maximum of 28 grams), a custom-color LED and the MicroGear Precision Scroll Wheel.
The G15 Gaming Keyboard comes with a GamePanel LCD screen, which brings to gamers critical information to help them win.
Logitech launches a new keyboard 'to offer computer users more comfort'. The Wave family combined three elements in its new design to enhance comfort without requiring people to change the way they type: an innovative wave key-frame design, a U-shaped constant curve and a cushioned, contoured palm rest. The units are compatible with both PC and Mac. The Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave keyboard-and-mouse combination is expected to be available beginning in late August and will have a suggested retail price of USD 89.99. The corded Logitech Wave Keyboard is expected to be available in October and will have a suggested retail price of USD 49.99.
Razer launches the third generation of its Diamondback mouse. This new incarnation of the Razer Diamondback uses the most advanced infrared sensor (with 1800dpi), says manufacturer. Diamondback 3G also features a new rubberized non-slip finish, providing a more tactile feel, for quicker responses. It allows 6400 frames per second (5.8 megapixels per second), Scroll wheel with 24 individual click positions, and USB connectors. It will retail for USD 59.99 USD beggining on August 1.
Logitech has introduced the MX Air mouse, a laser mouse that works on the desk and in the air, similar to the way people use a remote to control a television.
The new mouse combines three technologies – Freespace motion-control, gesture command and wireless. In place of a scroll wheel, the MX Air mouse features a touch-sensitive scroll panel. A swipe of the finger across the surface enables the inertial scrolling mechanism, which adjusts its speed according to the speed of the finger swipe.
The rechargeable MX Air mouse uses Logitech's 2.4 GHz digital cordless technology, which offers a range of up to 30 feet. Its suggested retail price in the US is USD 149.99.
Microsoft unveils Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000, which comes with an innovative shape of the keyboard and mouse to "encourage a more natural hand, wrist, and forearm posture", says manufacturer. The mouse features 4-way scrolling, zoom function, five customizable buttons and battery life indicator.
It also has a 2.4 GHz wireless USB mini-transceiver which provides up to 30 feet of wireless range.
Kensington has launched the Ci Lifestyle Collection of wireless mouse and keyboard. The five mouse have different colors and some different functions. The Ci85 model,green and wjite, instantly connect with your notebook and just need and Express Card slot. All of them are up to 30% thinner than a standard notebook mouse and has automatic sleep state to conserve power and protect the optical sensor.Suggested retail price from USD 34,99 to USD 39,99.
If you want to a keyboard and mouse combination, the Ci70 Wireless Desktop Set costs USD 79,99. Keyboard footprint is 40% smaller than standard multimedia keyboards and it has eject button (Mac OS only).
Korean-based Royche has released the A4Tech X6–287D Glaser optical mouse, which comes with dual focal lens. The innovative technology allows the mouse to work both normal and shinig surface, including on glasses. It has 1,000 DPI and hooks up to your computer via USB with a PS/2 adapter.
