Razer's Synapse 2.0: Store Peripheral Settings in the Cloud
Razer's got a new cloud-based peripheral settings storage app.
You probably know Razer as a peripheral company that's been on the gaming scene, producing keyboards and mice for years. However, this month, Razer is launching software, as opposed to hardware. Razer last week debuted Synapse 2.0, a software that allows users to keep a better handle on the various different custom settings they have set up for their peripherals.
Currently in beta (and set for full release at the end of this year), Synapse 2.0 means you can store your settings for your Razer equipment in the cloud and access those settings from anyway. This means if you're going to a tournament or a LAN party, you don't have to spend time fiddling with keyboard settings -- you can just sync with Synapse 2.0 and be on your way. Check the video below for more on Synapse 2.0:
Synapse 2.0 will be compatible with the Razer Naga and next-generation Razer products.

how times have changed when you HAVE to be online all the time and LAN is now WAN...
My G700 stores all the settings on the few kilobytes in internal memory. all i do is plug it into any computer and all my settings are as if I was at home.
My G13 is way more complicated, and stores all of it's settings internally, as well as having exportable profiles for sharing/backing up. If I take it from one machine to another, all the profiles are still there.
Why would I *want* to store my profile in "the cloud" anyway? Useless feature. They can keep their cloud storage, then sell me the device $5 cheaper, with that, I'd be happier.
Huh? LAN Party is also type of gaming events, and anyway has nothing to do with being ol or off. It's a party which main part is creating LAN, and WAN is different bag of potatoes.
What about people who go to some type of gaming event or competition and are forced to use certain mouse or keyboard instead of theirs, something Razer could do as organizer/main sponsor of event.