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Another similar product is the Razer DeathStalker Ultimate [2] keyboard, but only 10 if its buttons have programmable displays.

I use a gaming mouse for system administration - a Razer Naga Epic with the 12 thumb buttons.

Most likely my next mouse after my supply of Razer Abyssus run out (I replace my mice every 3-6 months).

Playing half-life 2 with Razer hydras converted me even back on dk1.

In fact I have - the Razer StarCraft II Zerg Edition Messenger bag[0] - it fits perfectly in the general compartment.

I have it even worse: every time I plug my Razer mouse into a different port, the driver installer comes up.

Am I the only one really surprised to see Razer pop in there somewhere?

I wonder why Razer (or anyone else) haven't made a standalone keyboard that followed the approach they took with their Switchblade [3] concept.

Some razer keyboards and corsair keyboards have them.

I have a Razer Lachesis and have since I played video games.

The closest I've got is with a Razer Naga Epic - the gaming mouse with the 12 thumb buttons: F5 Up F2 Left Down Right Tab Del Backspace Enter Space ESC This speeds me up greatly.

Having owned multiple macs, I opened up and attempted to look at other models (for work) and the only model that came close was the Razer Blade pro (which is similarly priced as the MBP counterpart).

The bezel looks like a Dell XPS 13" but the unibody metal like frame looks like a Razer Blade 14"

I'm a gamer and after I "used" 2 razer mouse within a few months each, I went back to a regular 10€ random mouse and still use it years later.

The Techcrunch article linked in this article has a lot more details, including statements that sound a lot like "your Ouya console will be useless in 12 months - go get a Razer Forge box after that."

Suddenly I have a \Program Files\Razer directory, and a popup on install telling me to register and do all this other stuff.

Razer Blade seems to have linux compatibility issue.

That's some questionable security on Razer's part.