partly, but also simply down to button design.
what most gaming mouses out there dont realise or couldnt be bothered to is that not everyone's finger is the same length, so on those mouses there usually is a sweet spot for fastest reaction time.
whereas for the razer mouses, it detects pretty much equally along the whole length of the button...you can hit at any edge also and it'll detect nicely.
razer didnt spend more than 10yrs doing gaming mouses and not learn a single thing

isnt flying spaghetti monster a place where ppl with non-original games go to play?
guess the discussion ends here

open up the mouse to check and void warranty, or google see what others have found out

orochi review...havent edit properly yet.
wait la, once the mouse almost release then i decide how to edit it

no need la...u can see one here from razerzone.
interestingly this is the first time i'm seeing a size comparison and also packaging shots on razerzone.





This post has been edited by Everdying: Sep 8 2009, 07:52 PM

hmm, my lazy ass is finally testing the orochi now after 3 weeks...
and its a completely different beast than the prototype.
so far testing without driver, and so far the cursor is surprisingly stable on the goliathus.
razerzone has no new firmware on its site since the prototype, so something must've been done to the tuning of the laser.
so enough of driver-less, tonite i'll give it a try on gaming with the driver on.

actually i got post some pics on the orochi one month ago somewhere else

but some pics from before la...

aiyoh, its just a gimmick term to say u can plug in the wire in an airplane cos usually they dont allow wireless stuff like bluetooth to be on.

ask the cybercafe operator la.
usually for lan tournaments they will disable the auto restore.
but if u going for simply playing, guess they wont bother with u.

RM170 for the so-called first edition? wtfbbqripoff.

does anyone know any good mouse accuracy testing game? flash or java or whatever?
wanna test if i can get the same score with my boomslang as with the orochi cos the orochi sensor while it doesnt really jitter feels abit funny to me.

i dont like energizer, duracell ftw!

actually thats not the packaging for public, same case with the mamba before.
more pics to come later or tmr

lets see if this animation works.
thank god razer didnt get their hands on any BLUE glow in the dark paint.



This post has been edited by Everdying: Sep 14 2009, 11:13 PM

i think it does work, are u on dialup?
file is about 1.6mb.

not yet, sometime next month only reach malaysia.

megasoma is USD49.99, so at least RM150

not really, destructor is USD39.99.
and since megasoma is USD49.99 (same as DB 3G), so expect it to be around RM170-200.