For a few days now, Razer has teased hardcore mouse enthusiasts with something very welcome: a mouse using the original Boomslang design with Razer’s high precision technology under the hood. After ...
Razer has brought back one of its classic gaming mouse designs, as they has revealed the Boomslang 20th Anniversary Edition. A throwback to the era of experimentation, the design was made to give you ...
Remember the original Razer Boomslang mouse? If you don't, then you might not be all that excited about the 2007 collector's edition of the Boomslang, but Razer will have it out in time for DreamHack ...
The folks from Razer have just announced the latest addition to its product lineup - the Razer Boomslang Collector's Edition 2007 mouse. It claims to have all the same features as the regular version ...
Razer may now be one of the world’s sexiest technology companies, but it wants to be known as more than just a hardware manufacturer. Its products are ubiquitous at e-sports tournaments and gaming ...
I've used my new Boomslang for a bit now.<P>I bought it as an open box item at BestBuy for $20. No drivers, no USB to PS/2 adapter. So I'm stuck with USB (which I prefer) and had to download drivers, ...
Krakoff played a major role in getting the Razer Boomslang into the market Razer was founded by Krakoff and Min-Liang Tan in 2005 Krakoff reportedly gave jobs to small journalists Gaming hardware ...
There was a time when gamers bought dedicated gaming mice; then Logitech started making great consumer models, relegating such things to the loyal, hardcore types. Of late, however, specialist ...
When Min-Liang Tan started a business 13 years ago to make gear for playing video games, he faced a lot of doubters. “I heard all these people saying, ‘Gaming? Isn’t that child’s play?’” he said. “No ...
Carlsbad, California – December 11, 2007 – Razer™, the world’s leading manufacturer of high-end precision gaming and lifestyle electronics peripherals, has announced that the Razer Boomslang™ ...
I have one of the original 1000dpi models. The buttons wore out and no longer work, so it's sitting on my shelf in its fancy-schmancy tin case. It was great for its day (2000, I believe), as it had ...