it’s not like I can tell you whether they’re any good. They’ve only just been announced. But they’re certainly the most ludicrous bits of kit I’ve seen in a while, so top marks there.Maybe the next gen will have a hologram projector.
About the Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Keyboard by Razer
A first for the world of gaming technology, the Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Keyboard by Razer features a full-color highly sensitive multi-touch LCD panel, and incorporates ten adaptive tactile keys, providing more room for easily accessible skills, hotkeys, and macros. Plus, you can convert the entire keyboard from alpha-numeric to Aurebesh!
The interchangeable gold backlit faction symbols let you showcase your allegiance with the Galactic Republic or the Sith Empire. The Force is with you in this ultimate tool for intergalactic domination.
Product features:
· Touch-sensitive LCD track-panel for better control and efficient skills management
· Ten dynamic adaptive tactile keys for customizable controls
· Gold backlit keys with slim key caps for faster actuation and shorter travel distance
· Fully programmable keys and on-the-fly macro recording
· Adjustable multi-color LED (Up to 16 million colors)
· 1000Hz Ultrapolling/1ms response time
· Braided 7 foot USB cable
Price: US $199.99 / EU €199.99
About the Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Headset by Razer
With the Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Headset by Razer, your total immersion into the game is complete. Featuring 5.1 surround sound so you can hear everything around you in absolute clarity. With positional audio, get the tactical aural advantage to prevent backstabs and react to enemy attacks no matter where you hear them. It comes with interchangeable Sith Empire and Galactic Republic faction symbols to emblazon your headset with the symbol of your allegiance.
Product features:
· 5.1 surround sound headset for positional audio
· Circumaural design with 50mm driver units
· Flexible boom microphone
· Interchangeable faction panels
· Adjustable multi-color LED (Up to 16 million colors)
· Volume and mic control buttons on the headset
· Adjustable headband structure for optimal comfort
Price: US $129.99 / EU €129.99
About the Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Mouse by Razer
Wield the Force with the Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Mouse by Razer, featuring gaming-grade wireless technology for complete swiping freedom and a fully programmable twelve button MMO thumb-grid for more skills at your fingertips. It also comes with interchangeable faction symbols and multi-color lighting so you can annihilate all those who oppose you with pride and in style.
Product features:
· 17 fully programmable MMO-optimized buttons (including 12 button thumb grid)
· Wired/wireless dual mode capability
· Interchangeable gold-backlit faction panels
· Charging dock (also functions as a wireless receiver unit)
· Adjustable multi-color LED (Up to 16 million colors)
· 5600dpi Razer precision 3.5G laser sensor
· 1000Hz Ultrapolling/1ms response time
Price: US $129.99 / EU €129.99
About the Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Mouse Mat by RazerVia.
Every war has two sides, and to be victorious, you'll have to choose. With the Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Mouse Mat by Razer, experience enhanced swiping and unparalleled precision thanks to performance-grade tracking surfaces on both sides. One represents the might of the Sith Empire, the other the splendor of the Galactic Republic, so you'll always be gaming under the right banner with pride.
Product features:
· Dual-sided mouse mat to display different faction choices
· Performance-grade hard surfaces for smoother mouse swiping
· Non-slip, anti-reflective, abrasion-resistant hard coating
Price: US $49.99 / EU €49.99
It would be ironic if Amherst-style reforms finally gave lower income Americans greater access to college just when elites were concluding that college isn’t worth it. But when you think about it, a non-college world in which high school graduates acquired the skills they wanted on the web or in ad hoc classes and proved their worth by performing well in actual jobsmight be a preferable form of meritocracy. a) There would be no “signaling” of status for life, the way an Ivy League degree now signals status for life.3. Bradley Cooper wants to make a Hyperion movie so bad that he submitted a spec script. (I love the book, but it's probably unfilmable.) Via.
