Anyway, speaking with the Razer reps at the booth, I learned that the Taipan would be Razer’s new flagship ambidexterous mouse. Additionally, after having my last Razer Imperator fail pretty hard on me in a relatively short time-frame, I wasn’t exactly the biggest Razer fan out there either. I’m a palm grip type of guy and I’ve never had a mouse with an ambidextrous design work well with that grip. Personally, I’m not a huge fan of mice with ambidextrous designs. Unfortunately, there was no Artemis sample at E3, so I shot straight to the Taipan to get a feel for the new mouse. Safe to say, at this point I was dying for a hands on demo. The other? Well, that was the Razer Taipan, a new gaming mouse announced that very morning. Safe to say, I was quite intrigued by both products.Īfter speaking with some of the Razer representatives at the booth, I found out that the joystick, LCD, numpad contraption was a prototype controller called Artemis, which is a controller designed for the upcoming MechWarrior Online game. The first was a mouse which at first glance looked a bit like the Imperator and the other of course was a strange joystick, LCD, numpad contraption that I had never seen before. Entering the Razer booth for the first time, I noticed that there were two main products on display.
We hope our passion for gaming speaks to you like it does to us, through our products and we hope you enjoy the competitive edge we bring to your game.Balance is the KeyĮarlier this month, I was pretty excited to attend E3 for the first time and while it was nice seeing all the new game announcements at the show, I just had to make it my top priority to visit the Razer booth first.
RAZER TAIPAN REVIEWS PROFESSIONAL
We are the same gamers who are told by the suits that we need adult supervision and we need a professional CEO or management team – and we're the same gamers who tell the suits exactly where to shove it because we like doing what we do – and we do it on our own terms. Hell, he will even take you on a raid in the middle of the work day. The people that work here at Razer are gamers just like you – some amateur, some ex-professional gamers, some just play for fun, just ask our CEO who will lay the smack down on you in Quake Live or our President, who has over ten level 80's on his local server.
We remain one of the largest sponsors of eSports community sponsoring top global eSports teams worldwide. We pioneered the eSports movement with the world's first $100K tournament back in 2000 and we have continued to give back to the community by sponsoring top eSports athletes who give back to Razer by beta-testing our products. That's how it's done, that's how a Razer product is built from ground up. Then we iterate on the product, refining it with the feedback – over and over and over again. We develop and design our products in our own labs and then put them to the test with top professional gamers who use them in pro-level tournaments and then provide us with feedback. We tell it like it is: some can pretend to co-develop products with professional gamers, but gamers don't develop technology: scientists and engineers do (and ours just happen to be gamers as well). No other company boasts of technology like we do – because we're the only guys who have what it takes under the hood. We are the only gaming hardware company in the world with dedicated gaming user interface research and development labs, and our technology and designs are incubated in three dedicated design centers located in facilities in California, Singapore and Shenzhen. In simpler terms, our own world class scientists and engineers develop cutting edge technology in-house or with partners, design phenomenal products around core technologies – and test the hell out of them in the field with our pro-gamers before we launch them. We believe that truly great products are based on technology, designed with extensive human factors and user ergonomic studies and then tested by the top professional gamers. Our vision from the very beginning was to be the world's greatest gaming brand and we've set out to achieve that by designing the best gaming products that any gamer has ever seen. We have grown today to hundreds of employees worldwide with offices in seven cities, including San Francisco, Hamburg, Seoul, Shanghai and Singapore. We were founded in 1998 in San Diego, California by our CEO Min-Liang Tan and our President Robert “Razerguy” Krakoff in a tiny shared office with a couple other gamers. "Razer is more than just the world's leading brand in gaming. At first I would like to thank Razer for offering me a sample of their Taipan Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse for reviewing.
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