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OCZ introduces Dominatrix mouse
OCZ is introducing a new piece of hardware aimed at gamers, a mouse they are calling the Dominatrix. While sometimes I question the naming convention that hardware vendors use, OCZ's new mouse certainly looks nice on paper with an awful lot of customization. The mouse features dpi settings of up to 2000, which can be controlled individually for each axis all the way down to 400.
It supports a high poll rate, helpful for those who want ultra-sensitive control, and has adjustable weight as well. Like many high-end mice, it also supports software profiles to configure it for different applications at different times. You can read more about the OCZ Dominatrix in the press release.
Just as important as having a system fast enough for smooth play is important to gamers, so is having input devices that are snappy and responsive. The mouse is the one most often targeted for improvement, as a lot of stock mice won't have the tracking capabilities people want for games.
It supports a high poll rate, helpful for those who want ultra-sensitive control, and has adjustable weight as well. Like many high-end mice, it also supports software profiles to configure it for different applications at different times. You can read more about the OCZ Dominatrix in the press release.
Just as important as having a system fast enough for smooth play is important to gamers, so is having input devices that are snappy and responsive. The mouse is the one most often targeted for improvement, as a lot of stock mice won't have the tracking capabilities people want for games.
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User Comments (4)
Post a comment| techguy339 on August 22, 2008 10:39 AM | It looks an aweful lot like the G7 to me... copied design
even the DPI settings are similar. But I guess when you find
something that works, its hard to not want to have something
similar.
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| bman2883 on August 22, 2008 12:54 PM | its a re-badged cyber snipa stinger, even the crosshair is
the
same.... http://www.cybersnipa.com/us/products/stin ger-gaming-mouse.php
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| 9Nails on August 23, 2008 4:47 PM | I'm curious what relationship exists between OCZ and
Cybersnipa. I haven't heard of the latter, but this mouse
looks excellent. I just might replace my G5.
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| E-Byrne on August 26, 2008 7:32 AM | Yeah, the name is a little funky but apparently with
Madonna's new Sticky and Sweet tour the high school
dominatrix image is all the rage. See
http://www.geocities.com/highschooldominatrix
. Other than the name though the product looks good. I can't wait to try it out.
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