With computing moving closer to an all touch future, Logitech has released their “Magic Trackpad competitor,” the Wireless Touchpad. Featuring two, three, and four finger gestures, the Touchpad is compatible with Windows 7 and costs $50. But hardware is only half of the equation and Windows 7 was never designed for multitouch so how well does the Wireless Touchpad actually work? — Our full review after the break!
The Logitech MX518 is one of the most critically acclaimed gaming mice in all of history. Recently, Logitech decided to step it up a notch and refine it a bit. What’s different about the G400 in comparison to its predecessor? Four main things - it has a much more powerful optical sensor, faster report rate, a ligher cable, and a new color. Is the G400 a worth successor? — Our full review after the break!
Razer is clearly trying to dominate the MMO gaming peripherals market with the new Naga series of gaming mice and here’s an MMO keyboard to go along with it. It’ll ship in December of this year with 7 “thumb modifier keys,” 100+ programmable keys, 16 million color tuning options for keyboard backlighting. among other cool new features. Pre-orders start soon at $99.99 on the Razer website.
There’s certainly been no shortage of Razer announcements recently with the company celebrating Oktoberfest . Today, they’re bringing to the table an anodized aluminum professional gaming mousepad. Dubbed the Ironclad, it is available right now for purchase at a sky high $60. Oh, and it comes with a carrying case!
Had your heart set on purchasing one of the two limited edition mice we covered yesterday? You’ll definitely want to check out this sneak peek video even if you aren’t interested in buying one. I’m definitely one of those people who would buy one of these to put on my desk and admire that hypnotic pulsating glow. Oh, I feel so sleepy…..
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