StarCraft II is inspired by gamer peripherals from Razer
Known for its California-based, excellent gaming peripherals, Razer has joined forces with game publisher and developer Blizzard Entertainment.
Thanks to the collaboration, Razer unveiled its long-awaited real-time strategy game, StarCraft II - inspired by the universe of Wings of Liberty mouse, keyboard and headphones. Each of the accessories incorporates the company's newly developed APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System technology. In practice, this means that the player receives feedback on his speed and performance thanks to the LEDs built into the devices, thus providing a novel gaming experience (The earpiece may be interesting… 🙂).
Razer Specter StarCraft II mouse:
- Lightweight mouse with five programmable buttons
- 5600 dpi 3.5G laser sensor
- You can adjust the amount of force required to press the buttons
- 1 ms response time
- 80 euro price tag (~ 22 forints)
Razer Marauder StarCraft II keyboard:
- The optimal distance between the keys was observed
- Illuminated buttons
- Razer Hyperesponse technology
- 1 ms response time
- 120 EUR price (~ 33 HUF)
Razer Banshee StarCraft II tabs:
- Built-in volume and microphone buttons
- The microphone can be detached for easier transport
- The price is the same as your keyboard
Each of the devices is wired, with cable lengths of about 2,1 meters in each case. The products will be available for purchase sometime in the third quarter, and the game will be released on July 27th.
