Engadget: Razer's got a knack for cranking out the unusual, and from the First Edition Boomslang, the outfit has also had a thing for developing gaming mice that demanded respect. The recently announced Naga (which is now shipping out to customers, by the way) is one of the most bizarre mice yet, boasting no fewer than 12 buttons on the left side and a promise of making your MMO gaming a more enjoyable experience. Alongside the wired USB critter, Razer also introduced a patently gigantic gaming surface, the $49.99 Mesasoma. We were able to spend some time with each of these peripherals, so hop on down to the gallery for a closer look and on past the break for a few impressions.
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That's a ridiculous spot for buttons on the side there. I don't understand how people can like a mouse with such a configuration. A mouse get's gripped with varying degrees of pressure depending on the situation, pressing those keys accidental would be very easy. And also wouldn't be too comfy on your fingers.
I stick with my nice classic Microsoft lazer mouse. Right/Left click, Middle click and scroll wheel. Ftw.