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EpicGear Meduza, Skorpios, and CompoXite Review
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 12/18/2012 09:37 AM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
Custom PC Review checked out EpicGear Meduza, Skorpios, and CompoXite
Most of us are familiar with GeIL Memory’s existence and while the company almost seems like that distant-aunt’s-cousin-whom-we-don’t-really-know over here at Custom PC Review, today we’ll be checking out a new line of products from one of their newest sub-brands, EpicGear.
Being a newly established sub-brand, EpicGear doesn’t have many products in their lineup, but they were more than happy to share with us three of their newest products – the Meduza gaming mouse, the CompoXite gaming mouse pad, and the Skorpios mouse bungee.
While each of these new products have their special features and we’ll be touching on each one of these products later in the review, the main topic of discussion for today is the EpicGear Meduza gaming mouse. What’s special about the Meduza is its ability to switch between the onboard laser and optical sensors as well as the ability to use both the laser and optical sensors in a hybrid, or HDST, mode. Additionally, it’s also got an onboard 32 bit Cortex-M3 CPU, 128KB onboard memory, braided cables, and more.
Being a newly established sub-brand, EpicGear doesn’t have many products in their lineup, but they were more than happy to share with us three of their newest products – the Meduza gaming mouse, the CompoXite gaming mouse pad, and the Skorpios mouse bungee.
While each of these new products have their special features and we’ll be touching on each one of these products later in the review, the main topic of discussion for today is the EpicGear Meduza gaming mouse. What’s special about the Meduza is its ability to switch between the onboard laser and optical sensors as well as the ability to use both the laser and optical sensors in a hybrid, or HDST, mode. Additionally, it’s also got an onboard 32 bit Cortex-M3 CPU, 128KB onboard memory, braided cables, and more.
EpicGear Meduza, Skorpios, and CompoXite Review
