Razer is known for its relentless pursuit of perfection, innovating to produce a unified platform of connected devices and software. The use of cutting edge technology, together with contributions by top eSports athletes, followed by constant fine-tuning, has resulted in an interactive, competitive, and immersive experience that is designed for gamers, by gamers. Over the years, Razer has evolved into a gaming lifestyle brand that connects with all gamers, regardless of age, gaming genre, and console, by staying true to its core values, and continually delivering the best. Razer’s commitment to the gamer community can also be seen in its sponsorship of gaming events, eSports tournaments, and a diverse group of professional eSports athletes – Team Razer. All this, has earned Razer a formidable following of devoted fans, both on- and offline. The Razer ManO’War The Razer ManO’War is the latest addition to Razer’s audio line up, offering high-fidelity, gaming-grade audio engineering with multiple wireless antennas, frequency channel scanning for locating the clearest channel and an advanced coding algorithm to ensure a high-performance, lag-free, 2.4 GHz wireless experience. An ultra-compact wireless USB adapter provides plug-and-play connectivity from up to 14-metres or a 46-foot range. Razer has ensured the headset is prepared for long stretches of uninterrupted, unfettered enjoyment. Whether streaming, watching a movie or in a gaming marathon, it is able to give an impressive 14 hours of continuous wireless use on a single charge. The Razer Leviathan Mini Presenting uncompromising audio power packed within an ultra-compact body, the Razer Leviathan Mini is powered by Bluetooth with aptX® technology for CD-like audio quality and delivers stellar sound quality with powerful lows and crystal clear highs at volumes belying its size. Tuned to deliver crystal clear yet powerful sound, the Razer Leviathan Mini surpasses the competition in its music reproduction capabilities. The Razer Leviathan Mini seamlessly connects to Bluetooth devices via Bluetooth v4.0 with the award winning aptX® technology for impressive CD-like audio quality. With a connectivity range of up to 30 feet, users can enjoy their music without the hassle of wires. The BlackWidow X The new BlackWidow X keyboard is a pared down minimalist version of the original Razer BlackWidow, which removes the top cover and exposes...
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Read MoreHardening your wireless network is always a good idea. It stops others from ‘leeching’ your Wi-Fi and also deters potential hackers. It’s also straightforward, doesn’t require technical knowledge and can be done in minutes. Read on for a few tips. A few years back when companies began using wireless networks to connect to the internet rather than having cables snaking all over the floor, security consultants used to make a bit of a play. They’d drive through a commercial area, flip open a laptop and see what wireless networks were available. Invariably, most of the networks they identified didn’t have any security, so they could simply log onto anyone they chose to. This still happens and is known as Wi-Fi leeching. But thankfully, most people today know that at a minimum they need a log-on password to protect their Wi-Fi network from other people using it. At the same time many of the consultants could quickly discover whether data sent over the network was encrypted and if it wasn’t, it would only required a few small steps to access this data. Today routers encrypt data transmissions automatically. But any data sent over a wireless signal is always going to be potentially vulnerable to determined hackers. But you can protect yourself from this and ‘harden’ your Wi-Fi security with a few simple tweaks. Below are a series of tips that will toughen up your wireless setting and deter most Wi-Fi leeches and potential hackers. Router management software The first thing that needs to be done is to access your router management software. If you look underneath of the router, you’ll find an address which will be something like this: http://192.168.1.1. Enter this into your browser and you’ll be presented with a website that requests your user name and password for the router. These two will be on the browser and are typically something like ‘admin’ and a password like ‘ycbte7’. Please note, the password isn’t the same one that you use to access your wireless network when setting up a new device. Once you’re into the router you’ll see information that tells you about the router such as downstream and upstream data transfer rates, IP addresses for different devices and...
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