Razer Imperator ReviewS  The Imperator is Razer's latest gaming
mouse, and it may be their best—oddly, because it feels like a
mouse from an entirely different company.   It's $80, which is
about par for the gaming mouse course.   It uses the tracking
engine that's standard on all of Razer's high-end mice now, a
5600dpi sensor, as mentioned above, with a 1000Hz polling rate
for 1ms response time. And, like every other major Razer mouse,
it's got onboard memory for storing profiles of macros and DPI
settings. These things work well, as they have on previous Razer
mice, though how much you need major gun specs is really up to
you.  What's different about Imperator is that it's a totally
new ergonomic direction for Razer, who's previously iterated the
same form factor several times over for its right-handed mice
(even Mamba, their wireless mouse, uses a tweaked Death Adder
shape). It feels a lot like a Logitech mouse, actually, of the
MX500 ilk, to be precise.  It's more compact than the expansive
DeathAdder, wh