Tech company Razer made headlines earlier in April when it temporarily stopped selling all its laptops and the newly announced laptop stand. Although the company did not comment on the change ...

Razer Cortex is a freeware that boosts system performance by managing background processes, freeing up resources, and enhancing frame rates. However, we have noticed at times, it fails to launch ...

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These have been slightly altered from the original Diamondback, making them longer and thinner. The most striking change from the old mouse is the difference in materials. Razer has swapped out ...

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At this point, Razer has a decade-long history designing and building "Gaming" notebooks under the "Blade" branding. Still, one thing they have never done is create a notebook to compete with the ...

ASRock's X570 Taichi Razer Edition is a fantastic board built for the AMD Ryzen 5000 series utilizing the best "gaming" platform that includes Killer networking and more. Taichi has been the ...

the Diamondback, in 2005. While most mice at the time cost around US$7, Razer’s peripherals were targeted at the top end of the market and cost US$70 to US$140. Nevertheless, the devices were ...

After eight years on ice, Razer has reintroduced the Diamondback, a unique mouse with a huge following. The Diamondback has an unusual long, narrow body that appeals to a wide array of grip types ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Most computer mice come in right-handed designs that can be difficult for lefties to hold.

Razer has two mice with an ambidextrous form factor: the Orochi and the Diamondback. Although the two pointing devices can be used with either hand, they differ drastically in size and shape.