news.bigdownload.com - 10/6/2008
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SteelSeries made a name for itself in Europe as a specialized maker of high-performance pro-gamer gear. The company uses a minimalist, no-nonsense, design philosophy that puts function and performance above all else. That means there are no extraneous lights or functions on their gear that ...
gawker.com - 10/2/2008
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gawker.com —
tough love To All The Sad Young White
Media Interns Working For Free⦠There's blind item is...
causing a mild shitstorm on Fashionista today about a "publishing house" that has been "quietly paying interns â but only if they're of a 'minority.'" ...
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Tough Love
coolest-gadgets.com - 10/13/2008
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coolest-gadgets.com —
Gaming mice are dime a dozen these days,
but that doesn’t mean companies should just stop innovating...
and come out with new models to tantalize our senses and tempt us to part with our hard earned money, right? SteelSeries shares this ...
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SteelSeries World of Warcraft mouse
ubergizmo.com - 10/13/2008
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ubergizmo.com —
I know that RTS as well as FPS
games would do well with their own special mouse,...
but does an MMORPG actually need one? SteelSeries thought so, developing the World of Warcraft (WoW) mouse specially for Blizzard's WoW. Boasting 15 (!) programmable ...
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SteelSeries World Of Warcraft Mouse
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The Best of Big Download: Sept. 29-Oct. 5
Joystiq —
... As we head into the month that has both Octoberfest and Halloween we don't know whether to be scared or to get our party on. Ok, we can do both. But first check out Big Download's highlights from the past week: Exclusive Features
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blog.wired.com 10/6/2008 — According to the Register, Sega plans to launch a new handheld console next year, and it won't just play games. The new console, called the Vision, will also play music and movies, have a built in camera, TV-Tuner and display e-books. We speculate ...
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wired.com 10/21/2008 — This is the unacknowledged fact underpinning the open hardware movement: Hardware is already open. Even when inventors try to keep the guts of their gadgets secret, they can't. So why not actively open those designs and try to profit from the ...
SteelSeries drops WoW-oriented 15-button mouse, yes 15 buttons
crunchgear.com 10/10/2008 —
When I was talking to SteelSeries about this beast, they insisted that this wasn’t part of an “arms race.” No, because in a battle of ergonomics, doubling the buttons isn’t always a good idea. But they assured me that they ...
Possible new Nintendo hardware spotted
joystiq.com 9/30/2008 — We have absolutely no idea why GAF user Shiggy was searching for Nintendo-made pedometer trademarks. But his discovery of just such a trademark is a reminder of why this mixed-up, big, blue ball takes all kinds of people to keep it going round. We're ...
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