TRON's Razer Backlit Keyboard Detachable 10-key
If only these would come with the burger and fries.
TRON is coming back to the theatres this holiday season with the new entry, TRON: Legacy. The trailers thus far look pretty great, especially for those who are fans of IMAX 3D movies (like I am).
As with any big movie, there's bound to be merchandising. Often the movie merchandising amounts to some action figures and a Happy Meal, but for TRON: Legacy, there may be some useful things in store.
Disney Consumer Products (DCP) has enlisted the help of Razer to make a keyboard and mouse set to go along with the movie. The new TRON: Legacy gaming peripherals from Razer include: an ergonomic gaming mouse incorporating Razer's 5600dpi 3.5g gaming grade sensor, a gaming keyboard with programmable keys and macro capabilities as well as a detachable keypad, and a high precision mouse mat - all designed to create the ultimate gaming experience featuring highly detailed finishes and lighting effects. The product line will range in price from SRP $79-139.
From an aesthetic standpoint, both pieces of hardware look great, but we're big fans of the backlit and detachable keyboard. For those who want to conserve desk space or simply have the mouse closer to home row, but have the option to switch back to arrow keys and the number pad, this is a perfect solution.
These products will hit stores in October, while the movie will arrive on December 17.



Despite all the best gaming mice being wired to combat wireless latency issues
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That is one fine looking kb/m
And it's MCP...not DCP....sorry.
Despite all the best gaming mice being wired to combat wireless latency issues
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The only reason why I hate a RAZER keyboard is because the only other thing in stock at my local shop was some Logitech with a ridiculous amount of buttons.
I like plain, non-backlight keyboards were the only extra keys are for volume/mute.
it's too sexy to pass up!!!!!
the num pad i could live with being detached, but i use the keys above the arrow keys 'a lot'...
That sure better not include the mouse mat.
It's dangerous to go alone, take this: http://store.razerzone.com/store/razerusa/en_US/pd/productID.169418100
This was true in 1998...
It's dangerous to go alone, take this: http://store.razerzone.com/store/r [...] .169418100
You do realize the Mamba has an optional wired connection as well right? Wireless for browsing/general PC, wired for gaming (pref). Personally I use mine completely wireless and if I have latency its not noticeable. Although most other high end gaming mice are wired.
That mouse is also $130
F-THAT
Good observation! I wish I knew which one was the real one, as the one with the the white background is from Disney and the ones with the black background are from Razer. I wonder if these are just plain renders and there is no real product yet!