StarCraft II themed peripherals from Razer are back once more.

If you missed out on your chance to pick up a StarCraft II-themed gaming mouse, keyboard, or headset, Razer's giving you another chance. The gaming peripheral maker today announced the re-launch of its StarCraft II peripheral lineup in anticipation of Blizzard's StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm expansion that's due to release on March 12, 2013. All three peripherals, now available, are geared for real-time strategy (RTS) games.

Razer Edge Pro gaming tablet breaks cover at CES.

The folks at Razer thought it would be groovy to blend a tablet, PC, and console into a single device, which was the idea behind Project Fiona introduced in January 2012 at the Consumer Electronics Show. Well, a full year has gone by, and Razer hasn't forgotten about that concept. Instead, Razer announced at this year's CES that Project Fiona is now the Razer Edge, which it intends to put into production and retail distribution in the coming months.

Razer recognizes that mobile users are gamers too, and though there appears to be far less accessories available for gaming on the go, the category isn't being completely overlooked. Enter the Orochi Mobile Gaming Mouse, a dual-mode rodent that can communicate with your notebook via a wired connection or Bluetooth. Razer today announced a new version of the Orochi, one that brings an improved laser sensor and better battery life to the mobile scene.

First things first -- a disclaimer. We are in no way affiliated with Razer or its latest sweepstakes, so if something goes awry, don't shoot the messenger. Savvy? Cool, because we definitely wanted to share that Razer's giving away a custom designed Razer Blade laptop decked out in Star Wars: The Old Republic trim. On the inside, it's like every other Razer Blade, but on the outside, it's completely different.