Raytheon showcases a variety of StarLight series peripherals: including three-mode gaming keyboards and new controllers

According to news from this site on March 14th, Raytheon’s official Weibo posted tonight announcing that during the AWE2024 exhibition, a number of Raytheon’s Star Flash series peripherals will debut for the first time, bringing Star Lightning racing mice, Star Flash Flash keyboard, Star Lightning racing controller and other products.

Officially stated that the development progress of many new StarLight products are currently in full swing, including ZERO75 StarLight three-mode gaming keyboard, G45 StarLight three-mode gaming keyboard Gamepad. "I believe that soon, the two new products will be available to you."

Thor has not disclosed any more information about the above two new products this time. Judging from the official pictures, the G45 controller will have a 2K return rate, 0.5ms delay, 2x anti-interference, and 0 dead zone rocker, and is said to be continuously connected for 100 meters. In addition,

“The world’s first star flash mouse” ML903 was launched last year

. According to previous reports on this site, the mouse has the industry's first StarLight connection solution, which supports 2x anti-interference capability and Polar code support. It can achieve a wireless delay of 250 microseconds (0.25 milliseconds) and a wired delay of 125 microseconds ( 0.125 milliseconds) . In addition, this mouse has the world's first 4K Nano receiver, supports 4KHz polling rate, and is equipped with Kaihua "white blade" micro-movement

. This mouse has a white shell and green buttons, and the "NearLink" star flash logo is printed on the front of the mouse.

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"The first Nearlink starlight mouse: Thor ML903 starlight released, 250 microsecond delay, first release 299 yuan》

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