From today's press release: "The Microsoft Habu gaming mouse allows gamers to experience PC gaming as never before, with innovative features and superior comfort in a gaming mouse. Low-sensitivity players require dynamic movement to enhance aim and tracking ability. Powered by Razer Precision™, the Habu’s data path was opened from eight to 16 bits and features an advanced 2,000 DPI laser sensor; the result is an ideal gaming mouse with virtually no skipping or pixel jumping or negative acceleration."

Features:
- Interchangeable Side Button Panels provide gamers with two options for different hand sizes or preferences.

- 2,000 DPI Laser Engine, Powered by Razer Precision, delivers super-fast response time.

- On-the-fly DPI lets players adjust DPI for controlled sensitivity.

- Always-On™ Mode Pioneered by Razer gives gamers virtually no latency.

- High-speed motion detection lets gamers get their speed on with movement of up to 45 inches per second and 20G acceleration.

- Seven programmable buttons with Hyperesponse allow gamers to program their button functions; Razer’s Hyperesponse technology reduces latency.

- On-board profile memory enables gamers to store up to five game control profiles on the mouse.

- Ultra-slick Teflon feet let gamers enjoy smooth and quiet gliding.

- Ergonomic design features GlowPipe™ side rails and large, rubber-coated buttons.

- Thin, flexible wire provides gamers with the speed of a wired mouse with the feel of a wireless device.

See more of the slick lookin', FPS fraggin', not for noobs mouse here. Scheduled for release October 2006 for $69.95.

Looks like Razer and Microsoft may also be working on a controller for its Xbox 360: "Microsoft Hardware and Razer plan to announce another co-branded next-generation gaming product soon. Stay tuned and game on!"

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