SteelSeries Sensei gaming mouse is now shipping
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I prefer matte surface to Sensei chrome surface. I haven't touch it by my hand so I don't know if the chrome outfit is suitable but I still believe they released that kind of surface for some good reasons. Additionally, I don't think gamers (even some best gaming teams in the world) need up to 11,700 CPI. To me, it's a waste. 6000 DPI is perhaps a good maximum amount in gaming. It's inessential to upgrade the number of DPI/ CPI, but it's better to raise or to add some other advanced features.
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SteelSeries has announced that its latest gaming peripheral is now shipping to buyers. The peripheral is the Sensei Pro Grade Laser Mouse and it is aimed directly at the avid PC gamer looking for all sorts of features and tweaks specifically to make gaming more fun and the player more accurate. This mouse has an inside sensitivity setting at the high-end thanks to a 32-bit ARM processor inside.
The sensitivity can be cranked all the way up to 11,400 DCPI. The default sensitivity is 5,700 CPI and the double CPI range will take things up to 11,400. I have no idea if a CPI is the same as a DPI as most mice are rated in. That ARM processor inside the mouse is as powerful as the original Pentium ... »read more
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