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The Chinese Microsoft store has revealed a new IntelliMouse. The mouse keeps its familiar design, however, the products seem to have received a new sensor.
Microsoft has fitted the 132 grams weighing rodent with a PixArt PAW 3389 Pro-MS sensor based on Microsoft's own specifications. The sensor allows for 50 different DPI selections running in a range from 200 DPI up-to a massive 16,000 DPI. The PixArt sensor should also be able to register accelerations up to 50G and has a maximum polling rate of 1,000 Hz. At the back, the wired mouse now would have a small RGB. Available in black and white versions the mouse will cost roughly 50 EUR/USD.
The price is listed at 400 yuan, which is about 51 euros.
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#5616091 Posted on: 12/11/2018 10:46 AM
Any information about its warranty period? Standard 2 years?
Any information about its warranty period? Standard 2 years?
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#5616105 Posted on: 12/11/2018 12:07 PM
With Microsoft pushing finger print passwords, I wouldn't be surprised if they started putting finger print readers on the mice. LoL Law Enforcement would love that. Seriously that would be a huge data base with Billions of people's prints. What could possible go wrong.....
With Microsoft pushing finger print passwords, I wouldn't be surprised if they started putting finger print readers on the mice. LoL Law Enforcement would love that. Seriously that would be a huge data base with Billions of people's prints. What could possible go wrong.....
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#5616270 Posted on: 12/11/2018 06:04 PM
It's actually 105 grams with cable, @Hilbert Hagedoorn
The shape is what is important about this mouse. Deathadder nor EC series gives you the same feel.
It's actually 105 grams with cable, @Hilbert Hagedoorn
The shape is what is important about this mouse. Deathadder nor EC series gives you the same feel.
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#5616407 Posted on: 12/12/2018 02:03 AM
I prefer offline mouse
I prefer offline mouse
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#5616424 Posted on: 12/12/2018 03:44 AM
It's actually 105 grams with cable, @Hilbert Hagedoorn
The shape is what is important about this mouse. Deathadder nor EC series gives you the same feel.
105 g is Classic IntelliMouse with some older sensor. Still, this is palm grip mouse, so 132 g is fine. You don't lift palm grip mouse up.
It's actually 105 grams with cable, @Hilbert Hagedoorn
The shape is what is important about this mouse. Deathadder nor EC series gives you the same feel.
105 g is Classic IntelliMouse with some older sensor. Still, this is palm grip mouse, so 132 g is fine. You don't lift palm grip mouse up.
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#5616428 Posted on: 12/12/2018 05:11 AM
Does it require several bloatware from M$ store to work + weekly updates?
Does it require several bloatware from M$ store to work + weekly updates?
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#5616462 Posted on: 12/12/2018 08:52 AM
still using original wmo 1.1a here
still using original wmo 1.1a here
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#5616517 Posted on: 12/12/2018 11:55 AM
Sorry MS, no deal. The optical intellimouse 1.1a was ambidextrous and had buttons on both sides for both right and left-handed users. Stop downgrading your shit
Sorry MS, no deal. The optical intellimouse 1.1a was ambidextrous and had buttons on both sides for both right and left-handed users. Stop downgrading your shit
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#5616624 Posted on: 12/12/2018 04:59 PM
No, 105g is the new one. https://i.imgur.com/a98ctKO.jpg Please don't spread false information.
Hilbert's article is incorrect.
That's impressive after all these years. How long have you been using it?
This is a 3.0 clone, obviously. I fail to see how that's "downgrading" because you want completely different shaped mouse. This is the best ergo shape there is.
105 g is Classic IntelliMouse with some older sensor. Still, this is palm grip mouse, so 132 g is fine. You don't lift palm grip mouse up.
No, 105g is the new one. https://i.imgur.com/a98ctKO.jpg Please don't spread false information.
Hilbert's article is incorrect.
still using original wmo 1.1a here
That's impressive after all these years. How long have you been using it?
Sorry MS, no deal. The optical intellimouse 1.1a was ambidextrous and had buttons on both sides for both right and left-handed users. Stop downgrading your crap
This is a 3.0 clone, obviously. I fail to see how that's "downgrading" because you want completely different shaped mouse. This is the best ergo shape there is.
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#5616829 Posted on: 12/13/2018 06:50 AM
No, 105g is the new one. https://i.imgur.com/a98ctKO.jpg Please don't spread false information.
Hilbert's article is incorrect.
That's impressive after all these years. How long have you been using it?
This is a 3.0 clone, obviously. I fail to see how that's "downgrading" because you want completely different shaped mouse. This is the best ergo shape there is.
Different people has different palm size. I find most mice to be extremely huge. I'm using a Steelseries Rival 100, which is still too huge for me.
No, 105g is the new one. https://i.imgur.com/a98ctKO.jpg Please don't spread false information.
Hilbert's article is incorrect.
That's impressive after all these years. How long have you been using it?
This is a 3.0 clone, obviously. I fail to see how that's "downgrading" because you want completely different shaped mouse. This is the best ergo shape there is.
Different people has different palm size. I find most mice to be extremely huge. I'm using a Steelseries Rival 100, which is still too huge for me.
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#5616852 Posted on: 12/13/2018 09:12 AM
132 g is correct product net weight. ~104 g is the weight without wire.
No, 105g is the new one. https://i.imgur.com/a98ctKO.jpg Please don't spread false information.
132 g is correct product net weight. ~104 g is the weight without wire.
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#5616897 Posted on: 12/13/2018 11:17 AM
I'll just remind you again that you said the Classic Intellimouse was 105g and not the new one, because the new one is 132 and it's fine because you palm grip it.
The product net weight could be 500g for all i care. It could have 10 meters of cord, aslong as the mouse is the 105g i said.
This isn't really the point. Ofcourse everyone is different, however why would the person say that Microsoft is "downgrading" their "crap", because they're making a 3.0 clone and not a 1.1a? That makes no sense at all. They're completely different mice and somehow the person felt like the only "Intellimouse" that counts is the 1.1a and the 3.0 doesn't exist?
132 g is correct product net weight. ~104 g is the weight without wire.
I'll just remind you again that you said the Classic Intellimouse was 105g and not the new one, because the new one is 132 and it's fine because you palm grip it.
105 g is Classic IntelliMouse with some older sensor. Still, this is palm grip mouse, so 132 g is fine. You don't lift palm grip mouse up.
The product net weight could be 500g for all i care. It could have 10 meters of cord, aslong as the mouse is the 105g i said.
Different people has different palm size. I find most mice to be extremely huge. I'm using a Steelseries Rival 100, which is still too huge for me.
This isn't really the point. Ofcourse everyone is different, however why would the person say that Microsoft is "downgrading" their "crap", because they're making a 3.0 clone and not a 1.1a? That makes no sense at all. They're completely different mice and somehow the person felt like the only "Intellimouse" that counts is the 1.1a and the 3.0 doesn't exist?
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132 gram gaming mouse lulw
At least the speculative price seems reasonable
Will it only work with Windows 10?