Razer launches new Abyssus gaming PC mouse

Posted Nov 11th 2009 8:00AM by John Callaham
Filed under: Hardware

The folks at Razer have been very busy of late as they have announced the launch of either a new PC gaming mouse or a improved version of a previous product nearly every month. In July they announced the release of their Orochi laptop gaming mouse and in August they revealed their Naga MMO mouse. In September they even launched an improved version of their previous DeathAdder mouse product.

They managed to skip October but today Razer has yet another brand new gaming PC mouse product to reveal. It's called the Abyssus and this mouse is being designed and priced for someone who wants a Razer but who doesn't want to pay the usual premium price for one. The $49.99 Abyssus has an ambidextrous design with three programmable buttons and support for up to 3500 dpi sensitivity. The mouse is now available to purchase at Razer's web site and will be available in stores worldwide by the end of the year.

Tags: razer, Razer-Abyssus

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Speaking of Razer and mice, what ever happened to that "Win a Razer Orochi laptop gaming PC mouse and Kabuto mouse pad" contest?

http://news.bigdownload.com/2009/10/14/contest-win-a-razer-orochi-laptop-gaming-pc-mouse-and-kabuto-mo/Posted at 11:00AM on Nov 11th 2009 by lawrencek

The winner was picked and was sent his prize some time ago.Posted at 11:05AM on Nov 11th 2009 by John Callaham

Ahh, ok! So was there a "Contest Winner" post like I see on most blogs that have contests that I missed? Just curious, as I never heard anything after that initial contest post!Posted at 11:21AM on Nov 11th 2009 by lawrencek

We didn't put up a "winner announced" post but trust us..a winner was chosen and was given the prizePosted at 11:27AM on Nov 11th 2009 by John Callaham

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