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If you check out Razer's website(www.razerzone.com) it appears they are releasing a new mouse called the Copperhead. The specs look nice, 2000dpi laser and 1000hz. The look still seems to be the same however.
 
copperhead eh. i was hoping they'd go for boa constrictor this time around and make it an oversize mouse.
 
Wow I just came across this today while browsing. Looks pretty awesome for us gamers. But some say that 2000 dpi is overkill.
 
its the second laser mouse.....liars!!! logitech's mx1000 is the first laser mouse (and i have it hah)
 
I'm looking all over the site for information about copperhead. All I see is stuff on the diamond back. A little help please?
 
laxmiddi44 said:
its the second laser mouse.....liars!!! logitech's mx1000 is the first laser mouse (and i have it hah)
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No, it's the third laser mouse (OptoRite ML100). They aren't liars though, it is the first gaming laser mouse.

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MISMCSA said:
I'm looking all over the site for information about copperhead. All I see is stuff on the diamond back. A little help please?
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It's the flash animation on the front page.
 
Hmmmmm tempting, can anyone tell me if razers have extra buttons on them like the logitech 5XX series?
 
Darakian said:
Hmmmmm tempting, can anyone tell me if razers have extra buttons on them like the logitech 5XX series?
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Well you can see two side buttons in the flash.
 
There are two buttons on each side. And yes, the 32mb of memory is to save your configurations so that they are with you no matter where you plug the mouse into.
 
2 side buttons on each side you say? onboard memory to save what they do you say? I think I found my new mouse.
 
I will most likely buy this to replace my intellimouse 1.1a (I've owned no less than three in the last 5 years I think) good job Razor.
 
With the blue LED, this will match up with the Saitek Eclipse smashingly.

I now have my new "Desktop Suite" planned out...

--Razer Copperhead Mouse

--Saitek Eclipse Keyboard

--Saitek P3000 Gamepad

Just need that new computer to go with it... :rolleyes:
 
Ill stick with my MX1000. Buying a copperhead wouldnt do me any good, I already pwn with the mx1000 and dont see any need for it to be more accurate haha.

Plus I love that its wireless

The mouse doesnt make the man!!.....
 
Jesus_Faction said:
bet it would be good for aimbots and wallhacks too
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no hack would buy this mouse rofl....spending so much money on a mouse you wont even use because youre gonna cheat anyway haha

woohoo a corded laser mouse! can't wait to see how this thing performs
 
Damn, guess I'm selling off my seven month old Diamondback for this baby...

Let's look where this puppy excels and improves:

1. Always on, no one believes me when I talk about the MX1000 delay from not always being on until they play with it. I convinced one person back to his MX700 the last time I talked about it...opps I think....

2. On the fly DPI, Logitech has it with recent MX118 so it's no wonder...

3. Laser over optical means gaming surface accuracy won't be a question I bet....

4. Oh so better side button placement from what I've seen...and both windows buttons can be found on the left or right side now, joy of joys ^_^

5. Looks so much cooler


Only down fall I see is price, but I guess keeping up with the latest and greatest never was a cheap hobby huh ^_^?
 
Jima13 said:
IIRC I paid $99 for my Boomslang 2k back in late '99. Along with the BS, I've got the Viper & Diamondback, and an eXactmat. Looks like Copperhead will soon be added to the stable :)
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did your boomslang every break ?
I went through 2 boomslangs. a 2100, and a 2000. POS. i think i went through one a year. then i got a logitech, and now i have the diamondback. i probably still get the copperhead.

but yea, they were poor quality. both of my boomslang started to stick or doubleclick like mad, and of course you couldnt warranty cause they went out of business... :rolleyes:
while my first microsoft optical is still going strong after 6-7 years.

either i played to much cs back then or the mouse just wasnt up to my mad clicking skillz. lol :D
 
J-M-E said:
Ill stick with my MX1000. Buying a copperhead wouldnt do me any good, I already pwn with the mx1000 and dont see any need for it to be more accurate haha.

Plus I love that its wireless

The mouse doesnt make the man!!.....
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But if it's wireless overclocking your usb ports does nothing. I need more that 125Hz poling rate!

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Gamespot Hardware said:
The new laser system samples at 1000Hz. The polling rate results in a 1ms response time. In comparison, conventional mice poll at 125Hz for a response time of 8ms. You will be able to adjust the USB polling rate to 125Hz, 500Hz, and 1000Hz.
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Sweet! built in usb overclocking. Now I know I will get this mouse, no more useing crappy hacks!
 
I love my MX518. I don't think I'll be springing for this guy. Seems like it's nice, but I've never liked the feel of those mice.
 
I had an MX700 first, but it was slow so I ditched and kept the keyboard

Got the MX1000 and it was fast, but fucking fat, fattest thing I've ever played with in my life, I couldn't stand it, it was like my hand was lumped around a loaf of bread.

Eventually I bought a Razer Diamondback Plasma off eBay and it's been great, my CS source scores sky rocketed up and I'm slowly improving in BF2 and UT. I hate to say it, but my new found success in games is due to this mouse. I love everything about it (except the blue LED isn't strong enough lol).

Because I love the Diamondback so much right now, I don't think I'll be changing to a Coppermine yet, but when it breaks down, be certain I won't be going logitech again.

P.S. Did you know it installs a friggin' hardware abstraction layer JUST for the MX1000, I mean honestly, that's like 10MB of bloatware to run a mouse. I'll stick to on the fly sensitivity and cool compact drivers thanks.
 
From the looks of the copperhead, it is the same size and shape at the diamond then? Diamondback's size is too small for me so I went with the MX518. I have a MX1000 too for general desktop use. I prefer the MX518 for gaming.

I still have an original first year Boomslang 2000 that still works fairly well, after 3 years of continuous use, the ball got worn somwhat (reduced it size just enough that when you lifted it, the ball would, say drop a little, and through off the cursor." Razer was a great company to deal with then when they had some minor driver issues at first. Their tech support was great. I'm glad they came back but I wish they'd bring out a larger mouse with some more ergonomic side buttons.

Logitech could easily counter the new copperhead with a say 10 dollar more expensive than the 518 gamer oriented and corded version of the MX1000, say the MX918?.

Hopefully the actual price of the Copperhead will be below the MSRP of 80 bucks for thos that want it. The idea of saving the setting on mouse are interesting (if you could also save certain game profiles), but each pc would still need Razer's drivers. Maybe the driver could be on the onboard Mouse memory such that there would be no need to download a new driver to the PC for the mouse.
 
Think I will keep my Diamondback. Tried some of the reg hacks but then I really don´t need that kind of stuff it´s precise as it´s anyway. Not sure if it looks as good as the Magma red for example though guess it´s cool with pulsating mouse. I am sure it´s a bit of an improvement but I don´t think going from 1600 to 2000 will make a major difference even though I as a high sensitivity gamer can easily see the difference in precision as for a MX510 vs the Diamondback for example.

I guess I am not just Hard enough to get this 90$ mouse or what it will be lol. Think I will be happy with my Diamondback for many years to come. Though the big plus is definiatly the side buttons which seem to be more usable. But then if you can´t programme them all like you can´t with the DB. Guess we will have to see
 
Shike said:
...no one believes me when I talk about the MX1000 delay from not always being on until they play with it...
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Yeah, there's a guy at the local lan that disagrees with me, but repeatedly get's socked in ut2k4 insta...
 
Master Honshu said:
There are two buttons on each side. And yes, the 32mb of memory is to save your configurations so that they are with you no matter where you plug the mouse into.
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With 32mb, you could probably store the configs of all mice in you county several times. (How much does a mouse config file take? A few hundred bytes at most?
 
HHunt said:
With 32mb, you could probably store the configs of all mice in you county several times. (How much does a mouse config file take? A few hundred bytes at most?
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Yeah I was just thinking about that, you could actually store word documents and stuff with that much space as well. I wonder if it will allow stuff like that, like a regular USB flash card?
 
astern said:
There's 32KB of onboard memory, not 32MB.
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Thank you, that sounds better.
(Their site is utterly useless without a flash plugin, so I couldn't see for myself.)
 
Master Honshu said:
But some say that 2000 dpi is overkill.
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There ain't no kill like overkill :D

This sounds pretty sweet, but I already dropped $50 on an mx510 a while back (yes I shoul've waited for another $20-$30 deal, but I couldn't wait any longer) so I think I'll be fine with this until it breaks.
 
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