swtt ..... i think i sell my ass aso in petaling street for 1months oni get to paid for all tat stuff. ...

I need a new mouse since I think my Copperhead is dying...any recommendations? looking at the deathadder.

Boomslang CE FTW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Diamondback 3G is the closest to the Copperhead shape however.....

just got my lycosa and boomslang CE an hour ago~ hehehe.

wow never see so many bad things about lycosa. anyway i juz love the neon light so i can play without light in my room~ u know parent... hehe

i press "softly" with my fingers bcoz my fingernails are quite long now.

the boomslang....never thought it is actually so big/fat. hahaha not used to it,bcoz i will nonstop pressing the left n right side button. and it looks like UFO starship.

after all.razer FTW~~ I am getting exact mat next week,ordered already haha bcoz my boomslang ce seems like cant fully touch my func surface gaming pad, and the mouse just too huge to match with the mousepad too.

whats your boomslang ce ID no? go buy 5D~my number is quite "front".

still no news about cheap and new Razor mouse ?
anyone selling? please PM me

u go buy new 1 la
a few ppl wanna let go in the garage sales
search for razor

my CH might be on sale...pm me...

New Razer owner here .. Death Adder on Razer Mantis Control

iman, I think he wants a Razer mouse below RM100.
Just get a brand new Razer Krait if you tak boleh tahan.
Should be RM99 in most shops in Low Yat.

m stil contemplating to migrate form my CH to Lachesis...need to feel first...

CH on the far east...

Huh? C'mon...do the Boomslang~!

found this mako review from the net

Razer Mako 2.1 Advanced Desktop Audio Gaming Speakers Review

Features & Specifications
The Razer Mako speakers are THX-certified for quality and performance and use ClassHD digital amp technology with digital DSP control. Razer used patented THX Ground Plane and THX Slot Speaker technologies in the Mako. This technology makes for a downward firing design that uses the desktop to enlarge the soundstage. The system is controlled by an all-in-one touch sensitive control with an LED dial. The front of the control pod has a 3.5mm auxiliary input jack and a 3.5mm headphone jack.

The subwoofer has all the jacks for connecting the Mako to your computer and features secondary RCA inputs for connecting to a home theater system as the same time. Total system power is 300W RMS and the response limits are 40~18,000Hz +- 2dB. The satellite speakers are bi-amplified with 50W each of power

The most unique feature of the Razer Mako speakers is the Omni Directional soundstage with THX technologies. Typical speakers only fire in one direction meaning you have to be directly in front of them to get the full sound range. The Razer Mako speakers fire equally in all directions. This allows you to be able to enjoy the same rich sound quality in any position of the room. You can tell readily if you use your computer for watching movies with more than one person in the room. Everyone gets the same sound quality.

The expanded soundstage is also apparent when you listen to music on the Razer Mako speakers. You can turn on your favorite tunes and move around the room without losing the sound quality as you would with normal front firing speakers.

Music
When I played the music I normally listen to, Breaking Benjamin and Flyleaf, on my old speakers via Rhapsody on the Razer Mako speakers I could immediately tell a difference. The music is much richer in sound quality. I can hear things in the music that I missed before like the sound of the guitarist's fingers sliding on the strings in acoustic tracks and the little gasps as the vocalists takes in a breath. It was almost like listening to a different band.

Gaming
Razer was very specific at CES 2007 in that they weren't really aiming these speakers at gamers. Razer feels hardcore gamers will still prefer headphones. I'm not that hard core a gamer, but I play several hours of games each week. I find using speakers more comfortable than headphones. The Razer Mako speakers are fantastic for gaming. The levels of bass from the subwoofer when you crank it up are very impressive. Explosions are heard and felt, a fantastic thing in my book. The bass never overwhelms the other sounds in game that are so important. I would absolutely love to see Razer add rear channel speakers to the Mako; it would be one of the best surround sound systems around.

Movie
I fired up a DVD copy of Underworld Evolution to see how well the Razer Mako speakers performed for movie watching. This may be one of the best uses for these speakers around. Levels of bass are again fabulous. If you have a THX certified sound card or DVD player you will be treated to one of the best cinematic listening experiences this side of the theater.

Controls
The controls for the Razer Mako speakers are the weakest point on the whole system. Touch controls are cool and all the rage right now. However, the control pod for the Mako suffers from the same shortcoming of other touch sensitive devices, namely no tactile feedback. To turn the speakers on you hold your finger on the blue Razer logo on the control pod. Once on, all the controls are touch sensitive and you press them to mute, adjust volume and bass for the system. Controls for both inputs are on the pod as well.

The biggest issue I had with the controls was that the slider used to adjust the volume and bass is slow to respond. It is also hard to get the exact volume level that you want, especially if you are trying to get the volume low for background music. I found it very difficult to get one or two bars of volume. I also noticed that if you try and get a specific volume level when you remove your finger once you set the volume tends to go up or down inadvertently. I also had a difficult time getting the volume to adjust at times. I accidentally moved the volume to max, while my wife was sleeping, during a particularly thunderous track while attempting to plug in a set of headphones. I ended up having to hit mute because I couldn't get the volume slider to respond with ten or so seconds of fiddling about with it.

The front headphone jack automatically mutes the sound output from the speakers when you connect the headphones. Next to the headphone jack is an input for auxiliary devices like your iPod or other MP3 player.

source: http://www.i4u.com/full-review-360.html

this speakers rock....but the price is .......lol

I WANT THOSE SPEAKERS!!!!!!!!

Now just waiting for Ban Leong to bring them in. Ang Pow money also on the way! Yay!

how much they will sell it?

u buy it probably because it looks good , seriously with that price tag u can get Logitech Z-5300e 5.1 speakers.

its a razer.
you cant tell some ppl what to get when their mind is already made up.

like some ppl want a ferrari.
i rather use that money to get 10 ford mustangs

youtube video from CES 2008...can see a bit more on the mako



source: gamingshogun.com



another look at the touchscreen control



This post has been edited by dualshock: Feb 2 2008, 03:42 PM

Well, first of all, I DON'T WANT a 5.1 setup because I don't have enough space to set it up. Second of all, most of the 2.1 System's satellite speakers are either too big to be placed on my desk, or they are horribly under powered.

The Mako are the first that I have seen that are downward firing and have a small footprint for the satellites. I'm not concern about gaming performance as I hardly game on it, but I DO listen to alot of music and watch movies on my PC........

And like Ever said, to each their own. Yes, I'm a Razer Fan boy, but I only buy stuff I have a need for. Slight, yes... but still a need. I'm not buying the Barracuda or Piranha because I don't like to use headphones, and I'm thinking about how much I voice chat on the PC (Read: never)...... but the Mako are very tempting.

But I'm with Ever too.... I'd take the 10 Mustangs too......

yup the mako design i superb
i gonna get altec lancing vs6021
or will go for mako
if the performance on par with vs6021
but yet
must wait it release in my