Razer Tops It All With Their Bio-Exo Skeleton ‘Talon’ April Fools Joke

Posted By | On 02nd, Apr. 2011

Razer has to top the charts when it comes to April Fools especially seeing all the specs they put into their Bio-Exoskeleton ‘Talon’.  Check out the link here, I especially like the ‘PWNRship Recognition Technology’.  This is just a bit of what they had to say about it:

The average gamer hits 100 actions-per-minute (APM) based on the number of actions on mouse and keyboard – Pro-Gamers peaking around 300 APM. Über-optimized and over-powered for MMO, FPS and RTS gameplay – the Razer Talon will accelerate you to a pace of over 3,000 APM. With its intelligent movement programmability and state of the art construction, your opponents, like your keyboard, will be left smoldering in a cloud of smoke.


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