Dharma Tactical Mouse : Dharma Tactical Mouse: Dharmapoint's New Mouse for Gamers

Posted on 2008-07-18 01:52:57 | by: kei | 1 Comments
Category: PC | Tags: DHARMAPOINT, DHARMA TACTICAL MOUSE, DRTCM02, MOUSE, GAMER, SIGMA A.P.O.

Dharma Tactical Mouse: Dharmapoint's New Mouse for Gamers

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Next month Sigma A.P.O and Dharmapoint will release a new mouse for gamers, the DRTCM02 Dharma Tactical Mouse.

Our new mouse features 10 programmable buttons (including a cpi-switch button), and a tilt wheel. This model can achieve a resolution of 3200cpi (it can also switch in 400/800/1,200/1,600cpi).

It provides an acceleration of 15G, a frame rate of 6,400fps, a maximum speed of 40ips, and a USB response of 125Hz-1000Hz.

It should cost around 50€.

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Posted on Sun Jul 20, 03:15 by kAo
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Low quality laser produces low DPi and bad accuracy. Most gaming mice now come with 'invisible' lasers and are far more accurate.

I currently use the Logitech G9 and its possibly the best mouse I have ever used.
I also own the Razer Lachesis, which although can go up to 4000 DPi really isn't that impressive

Stick to Logitech!

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