High-end PC gaming peripherals is a very competitive market to be in, as function is just as important to the user as form. The Raptor M3 Gaming Mouse DKT Edition (herein referred to as M3), a new high-end gaming mouse from CompuExpert, is marketed as a "pro" gaming mouse but comes off as a mid-grade generic at best.
CompuExpert has entered into an agreement to be the North American distributer for a new line of Sharkoon gaming mice, mouse mats, and keyboards.
GamingShogun.com writes, "CompuExpert, a division of Digital Interactive Systems Corp., today announced that they will be distributing a new line of Sharkoon gaming mice, mouse mats, and keyboards. The company that has masterfully crafted specially designed and award-winning gaming headsets for over a decade now delivers the ultimate in interactive gaming performance for maximum immersion and combat advantage..."
It looks like the Airhead 1000 solves one of the limiting factors for many of the wireless gaming headsets for PC and Mac -- it is omnidirectional and has a tasty 30 foot range.
Why people pay so much money for gaming mice is beyond me. I mean, how much better is a mouse like this one than my $10 iHome mouse from Fry's?
I used to think the same but dpi speed and extra buttons make alot of difference.