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@ 2011/10/03When I look at the small ’4G’ sticker on the new Mamba’s award-like case, I am instantly reminded of those detergent adverts which claim their product has been “new & improved”. I then comically quiz out loud: if the product is ‘new’, then how is it ‘improved’? Que inside loll’ing.
In the case of the Razer Mamba 4G, the term ‘new’ does not apply. It certainly is not. But improved it is, packing both optical and laser sensors that Razer has decided to brand it ’4G’ (not to be confused with the mobile broadband). It also features a higher DPI setting, 6400 to be exact, although I still cannot fathom using it anywhere, let alone gaming.
But I digress. So, without any further adieu, let’s get this baby rolling.
In the case of the Razer Mamba 4G, the term ‘new’ does not apply. It certainly is not. But improved it is, packing both optical and laser sensors that Razer has decided to brand it ’4G’ (not to be confused with the mobile broadband). It also features a higher DPI setting, 6400 to be exact, although I still cannot fathom using it anywhere, let alone gaming.
But I digress. So, without any further adieu, let’s get this baby rolling.
