Peripherals Videos

Razer's been on somewhat of a tear here lately with new input peripherals, and while most of the new stuff has been somewhat radical (or extremely radical, in some cases), the outfit is taking a step back with the Abyssus. The ambidextrous wired gaming mouse is just about the most vanilla product Razer has ever slapped its name on, but that's not to say it's unviable. In fact, many may appreciate the normalcy in design coupled with the 3.5G 3500dpi infrared sensor and on-the-fly sensitivity switching. It's available now in the outfit's webstore for $49.99 (or 39.99 in Europe), while the rest of the globe should see it emerge next month. Gallery: Razer gets back to basics with $50 Abyssus gaming mouse Filed under: PeripheralsRazer gets back to basics with $50 Abyssus gaming mouse originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 11 Nov 2009 21:54:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

Remember when Razer introduced its first-ever mobile gaming mouse? No worries -- July was indeed a long, long time ago. At any rate, the Bluetooth 2.0 / USB Orochi, which was engineered to fit within knapsacks and backpacks of road warriors the world over, is now shipping to both US and EU customers... on a limited basis, anyway. Razer claims that stock is arriving in spurts, and if you're greeted with a "sold out" message, there's a special sign-up page to be notified of when the next batch comes in. So, why the fuss? Gallery: Razer Orochi now shipping in limited quantities, we go hands-on Continue reading Razer Orochi now shipping in limited quantities, we go hands-onFiled under: PeripheralsRazer Orochi now shipping in limited quantities, we go hands-on originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 14 Oct 2009 10:19:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

Rock band Vs Guitar Hero In part 1 of this series we compare the controllers used in Guitar Hero and Rock Band. In part 2 we will compare which games have the better track listings and we will pick a winner that deserves your money. (Xbox Version is shown)

Follow TUAW blogger Steve Sande as he visits Griffin Technology's Jackie Ballinger for a tour of the new products from this venerable Apple peripheral manufacturer.