Gigabyte launches the Aorus P7 RGB Fusion mouse mat

[HEXUS]

And the 16GB Aorus RGB Memory kit we saw at Computex has been officially launched too.

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[philehidiot]

My mouse mat is from the early 1990s. It was once green.

[dannyboy75]

My mouse mat is from the early 1990s. It was once green.

Lol, I haven't even used one for longer than I can remember. Probably since the invention of optical mice.

Have we really reached the stage where even a mouse mat has to have pretty RGB lights on it?! :-|

Edit: £50 for a mouse mat??!! I think I must be getting old....

[philehidiot]

Lol, I haven't even used one for longer than I can remember. Probably since the invention of optical mice.

Have we really reached the stage where even a mouse mat has to have pretty RGB lights on it?! :-|

Edit: £50 for a mouse mat??!! I think I must be getting old....

Did I read that it synchronises your RGB flashy lighting? I find that my RAM flashing at a different rate to my mouse mat really upsets me. Certainly worth a few hundred extra quid to make bits all flash in time.

[dannyboy75]

Did I read that it synchronises your RGB flashy lighting? I find that my RAM flashing at a different rate to my mouse mat really upsets me. Certainly worth a few hundred extra quid to make bits all flash in time.

Well, quite

[Ozaron]

-> Set all to static constant light mode
-> Set all to dim white glow
-> Proceed to stare at glowy things

RGB, made easier.

[deepblue08]

Now if Gigabyte can also make Aorus Christmas Lights that synchronize with my PC, that would be a winner. </sarcasm>

[3dcandy]

Expect them about September mate - just in time like

[philehidiot]

<sarcasm><drunken_hate><Ancient_Myan><Possibly_BASIC>
<screen 8, color 4,1>
<cls>
Can I puuurrrrrlease just have some RAM that doesn't flash and a mouse mat that doesn't emit red light through my window in some vague attempt to be my pimp?

sub()
PRINT "No, I'm not open for 'business', thanks"
endsub()

</beer_notequite_code>

[Strawb77]

philehidiot+

[chinf]

And in other news, manufacturers launch ranges of IoT Christmas lights that don't light up or look in any way decorative, but instead act as part of a local mesh network to fix wifi dead spots in your home.

/s

[philehidiot]

And in other news, manufacturers launch ranges of IoT Christmas lights that don't light up or look in any way decorative, but instead act as part of a local mesh network to fix wifi dead spots in your home.

/s

That would be awesome.