The privilege of revival is not reserved for games alone in the domain. Manufacturers have been breathing life into previously developed products to enable players work with aesthetically crafted technologies across various in-game landscapes. With one such thought, the Razer Mamba and Razer Imperator have been renewed with a new 4G Dual Sensor System.
Upgraded to boost gaming performances in today’s competitive and fierce lanes, the next generation Razer Mamba has been sculpted with 6400dpi 4G Dual Sensor system. The mouse delivers a 1000Hz Ultrapolling rate alongside an acceleration of 50g while it comes with a dual mode wired and wireless functionality. Measuring about 128mm x 70mm x 42.5mm, the peripheral can be brought into play for up to 16 hours on a single charge.
“I’m really excited by the leaps and bounds we’ve come in developing the world’s most precise and advanced sensor technology. We worked closely with many pro-gamers to fine-tune the sensor under intense gaming conditions, ensuring it achieved a level of tracking accuracy that met their high-level demands,” explained Robert ‘RazerGuy’ Krakoff, President, Razer USA. “The mouse is core to any gaming setup. It’s where our roots are, when we pioneered competitive gaming and developed the world’s first gaming mouse. Today, it is still one of the key areas for our R&D and it’s quite exciting to bring such a significant sensor evolution to gamers worldwide.”
Boasting of a 6400dpi 4G Dual sensor like the Mamba, this edition of the Imperator is equipped with rubberized contoured thumb grip. Ergonomically designed for right-handed gamers, it houses seven Hyperesponse buttons, adjustable side keys and on-the-fly sensitivity modification feature. With a respective width, length and height of approximately 71mm x 123mm x 42mm, the device has been infused with Razer Synapse Onboard Memory.
The integrated 4G Dual Sensor system has been built to extend a unique blend of an optical nd laser sensor. This allows gamers to make the most from a game with its accurate precision and optimal tracking. FPS gamers who prefer to tone down the sensitivity of their mice’s movements can employ the peripheral’s ability to gauge the cutoff height. It helps the device to stop tracking movements, sending gamers back to the position they were before the mouse was lifted.
Although an exact date is not known, the next generation Razer Mamba and Razer Imperator editions are expected to be out via the official online Razerzone starting this month. The former has been priced at 129.99 USD (approx. Rs. 5,815) and 129.99 Euro (approx. Rs. 8,393) whereas the latter can be grabbed for 79.99 USD (approx. Rs. 3,578) and 79.99 Euro (approx. Rs. 5,164). Their worldwide availability has been earmarked for July 2011.