Razer Collection: Getting Better All the Time

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Tuesday, January 16th, 2007


After much fanfare, Razer has begun steadily releasing hardware in its high-end gaming peripherals line. The latest is some sort of 2.1 sound system called the Mako. The THX-certified system uses two satellite speakers, a subwoofer, and a wonky little remote control that hangs out like a gaming lolly.

Will it improve your in-game audio? The one shown at CES was just a mock-up, but if Razer’s other gear is any indication you might be in luck. Also look for Razer’s AC-1 sound card, Taranula keyboard, some sort of blue LED BattleLight, and Death Adder gaming mouse with Black Adder beard and mustache.

CES 2007- Razer [XYZComputing]

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