Introducing the Razer™ DeathAdder Black Edition – A Tribute to your Gaming Domination Razer Launches Special All-Black Version of the DeathAdder Carlsbad, Calif. – Jan. 27th, 2011 – In 2006, the world of gaming was taken by storm when the Razer DeathAdder was unleashed. Those who wielded it crushed their opponents with ease, and it became synonymous with gaming excellence. Now, five years on, the DeathAdder is used by more professional gamers than any other gaming mouse, a testament to its prowess in securing them legendary status in the history of competitive gaming. Razer released the Black Edition as a commemoration of this glorious collaboration between every single gamer and their never-failing, trusty DeathAdder. “The DeathAdder legacy is something we’re immensely proud of here at Razer,” said Min-Liang Tan, CEO and Creative Director, Razer. “We set out five years ago to create the most ergonomically perfect mouse; conducting extensive research which spanned thousands of simulations and models. We even obsessed down to a micro-angle of the profile’s curvature. The result is a mouse that becomes an extension of the gamer’s hand, the ultimate device for gaming precision. We’re releasing the DeathAdder Black Edition to celebrate every gamer’s victory and every satisfaction thanks to its exceptionally precise design.” The Black Edition simplifies the DeathAdder’s form factor design with new non-slip rubber sides for the most comfortable grip and best handling over extended gaming periods. Its complete-black finish is an aesthetic sight to behold, and a gamer’s show of loyalty to a legacy of ownage. About the Razer DeathAdder Black Edition The Razer DeathAdder Black Edition pays tribute to a legacy built on precision and ergonomics, promising gamers the utmost comfort when delivering winning blows during competition. A familiar and highly ergonomic profile, 3500dpi 3.5G infrared sensor, 1000hz Ultrapolling with 1ms response time, 5 Hypereponse buttons, and On-the-Fly sensitivity adjustment all wrapped in a sleek pitch-black finish makes this the essential mouse for any discerning gamer. Price: US $59.99 / EU €59.99 Availability: Razerzone.com – Now Worldwide – February 2011 Product Features: * Ergonomic right-handed design * 3500dpi Razer Precision 3.5G infrared sensor * 1000Hz Ultrapolling / 1ms response * 5 independently programmable Hyperesponse buttons * On-the-Fly Sensitivity adjustments * 60 – 120 inches per second and 15g of acceleration * Zero-acoustic Razer gaming grade Ultraslick mouse feet * Gold-plated USB connector * 7-ft lightweight, braided fiber cable * Side Grip with Non-Slip Rubber Coating * Approx. size in mm: 128(L) x 70(w) x 42.5(h) For more information about the Razer DeathAdder Black Edition, please visit www.razerzone.com/deathadder-be
Heh the names crack me up... Oh let's add some death, a lil pinch here and there. Nice.
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If they're really calling it the DeathAdder they should try to make it a little more brutal. All black is a decent start, but how about a few spikes or blades sticking out or something, that would be brutal.
$60 dollars for a mouse seems a little excesive to me, maybe that's the point though. Anyone play using a gaming mouse? Is their truly a noticible difference? Is it only on certain types of games? Or are people just paying to have a cooler looking mouse?
Yes gaming mice especially by them are worth the $60+, I have the Lachesis Phantom white laser mouse and is very accurate noticeably so over regular mice. I live by Razer mice!
Resin:how about a few spikes or blades sticking out or something, that would be brutal.
Yeah! Or maybe a "Diabetic Death Adder" series that has spikes that cut you and then it does a blood sugar test on you to see if you're really gonna kick the bucket soon! But it LIES to you to get you to keep playing!
Wheee! (it could come with an electronic little man on your shoulder that tells you to "just ignore that feeling that you're about to collapse into a coma because you're about to frag that guy!!")
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Your right on this one dave... i always have a laugh with my friends who buy some of the gaming mice... "did you increase your apm by adding death"
i know it doesnt sound funny on this post... but say it in a very sarcastic humourous way, its always fun haha.
I had a lachesis mouse... great device. Had to sell it to my friend... the blue light at night time just annoyed the hell out of me when watching movies in the dark and such.
Realneil... i actually laughed at that comment hahah, though thats not a bad idea. A health monitor attached to your mouse. senses your heart beat, blood pressure, change in hormones? OR those crazy gamers who play for days at a time with a diet consisting of mountain dew and cheetos, a "med-mouse' can constant check something or the other.
The data collected can co-relate specific time-points in the game. For example, heart-rate spiked during the *** scene from Mass Effect?? hahaha
just a thought!
There's a bit of extra humour in their BoomSlang name for me - in Afrikaans (my first language), it literally means TreeSnake. You'd pronounce it something like BwimSlung. But it's a pretty funny word in English.
Even considering the current decline in the value of the US dollar, 60USD is still a lot of cheese for a mouse !...
Henri
when I see the name DeathAdder I can't help bu think of Monty Python's Flying Circus The Black Adder sketch
I dunno why that happens ... have a Razer Imperator Mouse.. another name that just rolls of the tongue
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