Friday, October 31st 2008
Gigabyte Readies GM-M8000 Gaming Mouse
First seen at CeBIT 2008 this March, Gigabyte GM-M8000 is the company's high-end mouse aimed at providing gamer-friendly features. This mouse uses a colour theme of graphite-black fused with red. It measures 126 (L)x 74 (W) x 43 (H) mm. Tracking is carried out by an AVAGO 6090 laser sensor with its resolution ranging between 400 and 4000 dpi, which the user can set.
Its weight is user-adjustable by up to 38 g over its standard weight. The mouse features five programmable buttons, with an 8 KB onboard memory to store button-profiles. It features USB connectivity and the bundled Gigabyte GHOST application. Pricing is yet to be known.
Source:
TechConnect Magazine
Its weight is user-adjustable by up to 38 g over its standard weight. The mouse features five programmable buttons, with an 8 KB onboard memory to store button-profiles. It features USB connectivity and the bundled Gigabyte GHOST application. Pricing is yet to be known.
13 Comments on Gigabyte Readies GM-M8000 Gaming Mouse
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But 4000dpi is too much, my 2000dpi is even too much. Using just 1200 and 800 & 1600 as other settings if needed. (yes you don't have to use the 4000, but the laser is more expensive than a 2000dpi one).
edit: that 4000dpi did have a mental impact though, now my mouse feels slow, time to up settings by 50dpi :p