If you’re left-handed, there isn’t a lot of love for you in the gaming mice market. Left-handers make up around 5 percent of the Australian population, so naturally lefties aren’t a natural target for peripheral manufacturers. But there have been rare cases of company reaching out. And having made two left-handed mice in the past, Razer is back, manufacturing a new left-handed version of the Razer Naga.
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