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[ggrobot]

The Krait is Razer's latest offering, targeted specifically for 'the rest of us' - i.e., the non-pro, non-FPS shooter fan. The Krait uses a 1600 dpi laser engine coupled with a whopping 6400 frames/second (5.8 megapixels/second) polling rate. Is it worth it? ...read a full review

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[lmer]

Ok i'm sure this is a good piece of hardware but i got only one thing to say:" There can be only one MX500"

[Luther Blissett]

The Razor Krait tried out on Battlefield 2142:

(by Luther Blissett http://www.myspace.com/lutherblissett)



So, I've recently got into BF2142 in a big way, and my
Logitech V500 obviously wasn't designed with that in mind...

I didn't buy a fifty quid top line gaming mouse because:

A. They have about ten billion buttons, and frankly I don't
plan to use more than three.

B. I am poor.

So, I looked around and saw the mouse that seemed to
have been made for me... ...and now it's arrived, I can say
that it is just PERFECT for what I want:

It's comfortable, precise (1600dpi), easy to adjust on
the fly (I've set the scroll wheel to change the sensitivity
when you hold it down), sensitive (12,000 apm) ...and
it even looks good.

Really, having used the Krait for 24 hours, I can say that the
next time I get shot in an assault rifle face-off it's going to
be nobody's fault but mine...

...Though the next time I cream someone, I suppose it will
correspondingly take the shine off the victory if I learn that
the guy had a crap mouse.

So, the Razer Krait gets a HUGE thumbs up from Luther Blissett.
(Even after I've had thumb-reduction surgery I'll still approve of
it utterly.)

Anyway, after getting a quick mouse, you might want to do
something about the slow usb rates on Windoze XP. This
chap's blog shows you how:

http://blog.andrewbeacock.com/2005/12/increasing-your-usb-gaming-mouse.html