If you are unsatisfied with your old gaming mouse, then check out the Genius DeathTaker. Designed for players of massively multi-player online (MMO) and real-time strategy (RTS) games, the DeathTaker can be customized using a built-in over-clocking SCGii engine for a dpi range from 100 to 5700. The Genius DeathTaker is also equipped with the Scorpion UI. This bundled software enables gamers to customize five profiles with up to 55 macros for storage into the device’s in-built memory. Other specs include an RGB system to select up to 16 million backlight colors and a 1.8m braided cable with a gold-plated USB connection. The Genius DeathTaker gaming mouse is priced at $79.90 each. [Bit-tech]
Genius has released its new eco-friendly mouse namely the DX-ECO. This wireless battery-free mouse features a 1,600 DPI BlueEye optical sensor and a built-in gold capacitor that can be quickly charged in 3 minutes. The Genius DX Eco also uses the 2.4 GHz wireless technology that offers a range of 15 meters. Additional specs include several hot keys, a “flying” scroll wheel and a rubber insert. The Genius DX Eco wireless battery-free mouse is priced at $39.99 each. [Genius]
Genius has rolled out thee Bluetooth keyboards for iPad and Android tablets. Known as the LuxePad, LuxePad 9000 and LuxePad A9000, these input devices feature a built-in Bluetooth technology, a smooth tactile feedback and specific function keys for one-touch access to a variety of iPad features. These keyboards are powered by a pair of AAA batteries. The LuxePad and LuxePad 9000 are designed for the Apple iPad, while the LuxePad A9000 is perfect for Android tablets. The Genius LuxePad, LuxePad 9000 and LuxePad A9000 are priced at $59.99 each. [Ubergizmo]
Genius has started selling the HS-200 in-ear headset in the US market. This wearable gadget is compatible with the iPhone, Nokia, Samsung, BlackBerry and Android smartphones. It features a frequency response of 20Hz to 20,000Hz, a 1.2 meter long cable, an in-line microphone/control box, a silver-colored casing and a 3.5mm gold-plated audio jack. The Genius HS-200 retails for only $24.99. Each purchase comes equipped with a carrying case and three sets of earbuds. [Softpedia]
A new wireless mouse ‘DX-L8000′ from Genius has just entered the market. Adopting the BlueEye tracking technology (works on almost any surface), this travel-friendly mouse comes in a 5-button design and features a 2.4GHz radio frequency (works up to 15 meters), a 1200dpi resolution and a tiny USB receiver. Powered by one AA battery, the Genius DX-L8000 sells for $34.90. [Genius]
Genius has announced the launch of the Wizard Stick. It is a wireless motion joystick that lets users to play motion games on their computers. The Wizard Stick wirelessly connects to the PC, allowing unprecedented control of games and applications just by moving the controller through the air. The Genius Wizard Stick comes with a CD loaded with SEGA Virtua Tennis, and the AIWI gaming platform which allows you to play 16 Flash games on the AIWI website. The wireless gaming controller is powered by a couple of AA batteries and communicates to the computer with a tiny wireless receiver. If you are interested, you can buy the Genius Wizard Stick for $59.90 a pop. [Product Page]
Genius has just announced the launch of its new SP-HF2020 speaker system. The speaker integrates four acoustic-designed speaker units to deliver warm, precise and brilliant sound quality. It uses one high-quality 1-inch tweeter for treble sound, one 3-inch close frame speaker for accurate mid-range sound, and two 3-inch open frame speakers for beautiful and rich sounding bass. Additionally, the SP-HF2020 also features the D2Audio Digital Sound Processor (DSP) and three equalizer (EQ) effects. The Genius SP-HF2020 is currently available for $129. [Genius]
Genius today announced the availability of the Traveler 9000 BlueEye-tracking wireless mouse in the USA and Canada. Available in black, blue, yellow, ruby, and limited-edition snow beige, the Traveler 9000 has a very responsive 1200dpi optical engine and the BlueEye tracking technology that allows it to work on almost any surface. The mouse connects to your computer using a wireless and anti-interference 2.4GHz RF frequency via a very small Pico USB receiver. Additionally, the Genius Traveler 9000 wireless mouse requires only a single AAA Alkaline battery to operate. The suggested retail price for the Genius BlueEye Tracking Mouse is $29.90. [Press Release]
The Genius Ring Mouse is now available in North America. This wearable gadget provides you wireless freedom during presentations, web browsing, picture and video viewing, etc., as it fits conveniently and comfortably on your fingers. The Genius Ring Mouse uses patented touch-control technology for scrolling, and it has movement sensitivity up to 1000 dpi. Utilizing anti-interference 2.4Ghz wireless frequency, the Ring Mouse can be controlled as far as 10 meters away using the tiny Pico USB receiver that plugs into a USB port. The Genius Ring Mouse is priced at $69.99 each. [Press Release]
The Genius LuxeMate 810 Media Cruiser is a combination of a keyboard, a remote control and a mouse that works wirelessly to control your Windows Media Center PC system. Specially designed for the Microsoft XP media center edition (MCE), it is a total hardware solution for you to control media center features, giving you a handy control for Live TV, online radio, DVD, internet browsing, MSN chat on PCs and all you need is just one key touch for access. The device uses the dual-way wireless 2.4GHz technology, allowing you to control your Home Theater PC (HTPC) from a distance of up to 10-meter. The Genius Wireless LuxeMate T810 Media Cruiser is currently available for $89.99. [Genius]
