For a few days now, Razer has teased hardcore mouse enthusiasts with something very welcome: a mouse using the original Boomslang design with Razer’s high precision technology under the hood. After ...

In recent years the market for gaming mice has continually expanded. New models from established players like Logitech and Razer launch many times a year, and are joined by offerings from dozens of ...

Razer is bringing back the original gaming mouse, the Boomslang, in a 20th Anniversary Edition to celebrate the Razer brand having been around for the past two decades. This new version of the mouse ...

Razer is bringing back what is widely considered to be the world's first gaming mouse, the Razer Boomslang, with a similar overall design language but retooled for the modern era (similar to how it ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Remember the original Razer Boomslang mouse? If you don't, then you might not be all that excited about the 2007 collector's edition of the Boomslang, but ...

Razer has brought back one of its classic gaming mouse designs, as they has revealed the Boomslang 20th Anniversary Edition. A throwback to the era of experimentation, the design was made to give you ...

20 years after the original launched as the world's first gaming mouse, at least according to its maker, Razer is back with a rebooted Boomslang. At a glance, the new mouse looks like much the same ...

Released back in 2005, the Razer Boomslang was, at the time, a revelation for PC gamers—and its name made it a legend. (Back then, most mice were boring beige clickers, and not named after African ...

Carlsbad, California – December 11, 2007 – Razer™, the world’s leading manufacturer of high-end precision gaming and lifestyle electronics peripherals, has announced that the Razer Boomslang™ ...

Long before we heard of esports and accessories that come with it, there was Robert Krakoff, the pioneer of gaming mouse and the company he co-founded, Razer. The amiable techie has passed away at the ...

I've used my new Boomslang for a bit now.<P>I bought it as an open box item at BestBuy for $20. No drivers, no USB to PS/2 adapter. So I'm stuck with USB (which I prefer) and had to download drivers, ...