Razer Scarab has regular mousepad looks, precision gaming DNA

If a product doesn’t change for two years, it’s got to be doing something right, and such was the tale about Razer’s Destructor gaming surface . Alas, all good things must come to an end-of-life, if only to encourage people to buy the new hotness, which in this case is the shiny new Scarab. It’s a hard gaming mousepad doused in Razer’s Fractal 2.0 coating, ensuring uniform responsiveness and the right balance between speed and control. It includes a carrying case — because, as all serious gamers know, you’ve got to look good to play good — and that ever-elusive “feeling of awesomeness during usage.” The price is one of those hilarious, currency-agnostic ones, as the Scarab will cost you $39.99 in the US or €39.99 in Europe. We’re sure Euro gamers are laughing it up right now. You’ll find the PR after the break and the Scarab in stores later this month. Continue reading Razer Scarab has regular mousepad looks, precision gaming DNA Razer Scarab has regular mousepad looks, precision gaming DNA originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 17 Dec 2010 05:48:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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