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First review of this great gaming mouse jointly developed by Microsoft and Razer. It is not your typical gaming mouse as it brings many new innovations to the table that are sure to change what we expect from these input devices in the future.

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#65558 Posted on: 11/12/2006 03:04 PM I can't think of any reason to buy this mouse buy a Logitech G5 or their latest creation better still expect a new Logitech gaming mouse before mid 2007 (if you can wait that long) I'm also still waiting for the successor of the Razer Copperhead but Razer product releases are a bit unpredictable it is very likely in 2007 but when I have no idea

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#65559 Posted on: 11/12/2006 04:02 PM I see a reason. 2 actually. - poppable side with different button alignment (I always hated the alignment of the logitech ones, at least the one of the 2) - better ergonomic design than other razer mice. Downsides are, though: - only 7 buttons compared to 8 (I wonder why Logitech nor Microsoft never use the unused small finger for a button) - the 2 upper buttons are prolly hard to reach. They are horrible on the logitech ones aswell. I would definatly go for one if I needed a new one right now.

Esthero Unregistered

#65560 Posted on: 11/12/2006 05:56 PM good points

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#65561 Posted on: 11/13/2006 12:05 PM No PS2 port connector? USB is poor for gaming compared to PS2.

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