Today we'll be looking at the Razer Boomslang 2000, the higher end model of the two available mice based on k rna's new technology. The main feature of the Boomslang is it's extremely high resolution, which translates into smoother motion and higher accuracy. In order to better understand the premise on which the Boomslang is based, we borrow the analogy k rna uses to describe their method for precision. An analogy would be the pinpoint precision of a laser versus the dispersion of a flood light. By focusing the light beam, the Razer can track the slightest movement of the encoder wheel with speed and precision far beyond that of a conventional mouse.
Lets take a look.
If you wondered how k rna came up with the bizarre name for their first offering, you wouldn't be alone. The Boomslang is a highly venomous South African snake, which reaches lengths of five feet or more. Not to be outdone, k rna has designed their rendition of the Boomslang with a seven-foot cord. Although the South African snake eats mostly birds and eggs, k rna hopes the Boomslang 2000 will dine on other mice. In order to dominate the market, k rna has to do more then attach a gargantuan cable though.