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First Looks: Razer Diamondback 3G Gaming Mouse

9 Oct 2007 / By Amanda Lian

Three years after the launch of the original Razer Diamondback, Razer has finally given the Diamondback a well-deserved overhaul by giving it a 3G infrared sensor and naming it as the Razer Diamondback 3G.

First Looks: Logitech MX Air Mouse

10 Sep 2007 / By Seow Tein Hee

Logitech introduces a world of freedom with the all new MX Air Mouse, designed for both desktop and aerial navigation.

First Looks: Razer Tarantula

6 Aug 2007 / By Mendelson Tiu

The Tarantula is the perfect partner for your gaming mouse as this keyboard from Razer has tons of features designed for the hardcore gamer.

First Looks: Genius Traveler 355 Laser Mouse

26 Jun 2007 / By Vincent Chang

Genius' newest Traveler mice comes with an innovative optical scroll mouse that's touted to be one of a kind - and we do agree on that.

First Looks: Genius Traveler 330 and 915

20 Jun 2007 / By Mendelson Tiu

Those who hate the idea of using a notebook's touchpad and needs a portable mouse will love the Genius Traveler line of mice.

First Looks: Razer Pro|Type Keyboard (iPod compatible)

15 May 2007 / By Justin Ong

It started with bleeding edge mice that led the competition but now, Razer has gone on to adopt a wider product portfolio and the latest is the Razer Pro|Type professional keyboard.

First Looks: Genius Navigator 335 Mini Laser Mouse

24 Apr 2007 / By Mendelson Tiu

Satisfy your desire for speed with Genius' Navigator 335: a mouse with an adjustable DPI, a programmable Keystroke button and a highly suggestive carbon fiber body.

First Looks: Genius Navigator 380

20 Mar 2007 / By Mendelson Tiu

Those of you who want to have a different kind of mouse will surely love the unique proposition offered by Genius' Navigator 380: a mouse that also functions as a VoIP phone.

First Looks: Razer DeathAdder Gaming Mouse

6 Mar 2007 / By Francis Yeo

Shedding the typical low profile and ambidextrous compatibility for a more comfortable grip, the DeathAdder is the latest gaming mouse from Razer.

First Looks: Microsoft Habu Gaming Mouse

12 Feb 2007 / By Francis Yeo

Microsoft has finally introduced a mouse meant for gamers. Produced in partnership with Razer, the Habu inherits the best of both worlds - Razer precision and Microsoft comfort.

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