Both of them are cool products with some great features. The Lycosa is for advanced users who are very much into gaming, just like recently announced Razer-powered n52te SpeedPad from Belkin. Designed for an "unstoppable mission to destroy and dominate," the Lycosa boasts illuminated, non-slip rubber keys and Hyperesponse technology providing 1000Hz Ultrapolling/1ms response time to enhance your gaming experience. In addition, the keyboard provides a touchscreen display to give you more control over your media. Razer claims each key on the Lycosa is fully programmable to accept gaming commands and button combinations. It also lets you save up to 10 different profiles, which you can switch between on the fly. The Lycosa will ship in November for $80.

The ergonomically designed Piranha headset sports an adjustable noise-canceling microphone, an in-line remote control to adjust volume, and a microphone mute button. It'll be available from this month for $80.

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