Here’s one of the latest reviews we have from The Cornell Daily Sun, for the Razer DeathAdder.

“…In terms of raw mouse performance, Razer is the best in the field. The DeathAdder combines the best of both into a stylish gaming mouse that is simultaneously fast and comfortable…

(It) just oozes style with a look that says “Look at me, I’m a hardcore gamer and I’m proud of it.” The soft blue glow and pulsating Razer insignia is surely an attractive sight at any LAN party. Razer has truly outdone themselves this time: the DeathAdder is everything that a PC gamer wants in a mouse.”

It was heartening to see such great response from hundreds of our cult members and fans in the two weeks since “Connect with Razerguy” was launched. I made it a point to approve all friend-requests and reply to each personal message and comment from everyone. I believe it is important to take such hands-on approach in interacting with all our Razer cult members. This is what the “Connect with Razerguy” initiative is about.

To reach out to more of our fans from over the world, I have taken into consideration the new networking sites our cult members have been suggesting. I have set up new accounts in Orkut, Bebo, Hi5 and Hyves so come join us soon!

Visit http://www.razerzone.com/connect/ for more details!

Firstly, let me congratulate Spnkr for being the very first winner of “What’s Your Razer Tag” Contest. He created a Razer Banner and Avatar and proudly posted it as his personal crest on the forum, JuegosOnline. What a stroke of genius!

Check out Spnkr’s masterpiece:

Most people might not have realised that the Razer Tags can be used in many innovative ways. Posting banners on blogs and websites, inserting badges into comment boxes on MySpace or Friendster; or like what Spnkr has done, displaying the Razer avatars as personalized icons on forums and Messenger.

Now you can generate your own tag with style through the Razer Tag Generator.
I for one can’t wait to see more great Razer tags being created!

Razer is blessed with a customer base that is always searching for ways to connect with their favorite companies on a more personal level. Be it new product concepts or ways to enhance existing products through driver and firmware add-ons, they are very involved with our company. The Connect with Razerguy program is designed to humanize the company even beyond our products, support teams, web site, user forums and my blog.

I have thus set up my own account in a couple of social networking sites, such as MySpace, Facebook and Friendster, to reach out and connect with all our hardcore fans and clan-mates out there. Now our fans can get updated on the latest developments at Razer or simply bond with fellow cult members all over the world.

All one has to do is to follow the links at www.razerzone.com/connect and sign in to a preferred social network to be part of this new initiative. Try it!

We just got notified of this whacked out user modification of a Razer Krait. Amazing.

Some of the crowd crashing into the Razer Booth at CeBIT 2007. Crazy stuff. Thanks to DamagerBaker over at YouTube for posting this up.

Charbax managed to shoot some pretty good video (Over at http://www.cebitvideo.com) of Theo, our product director showing off some of our latest products such as the Razer DeathAdder, Pro|Click Mobile as well as a quick glimpse at the Pro|Type at CeBIT 2007.

Were you at CeBIT 2007? See whether you can spot yourself in a series of our cam shots….

TigerTV has posted up a quick video review of the Microsoft Habu Gaming Mouse. Check it out below. We don’t really agree with his dutch rub but hey, whatever it takes.

Recently I heard from a user who had spent several weeks putting the Tarantula through its paces. He had created a multitude of key assignments and macros for his favorite games. Rather than simply write about his experiences I made the trek from San Diego to his office in Mission Viejo, California and captured his experiences on camera.

Travis is the office manager at Howie’s Game Shack, a cavernous LAN center located just off the 5 freeway in Mission Viejo. They cater to PC and Xbox games and host a slew of tournaments. Quite a nice place to spend an afternoon I must say. Hopefully hearing the unrehearsed and unedited comments about the features and capabilities of the Tarantula from real people like Travis are helpful to you. Please let me know if you have similar stories and if you’d like Razerguy to pay you a visit to capture those stories on video.