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I got this piece of mouse while surfing and looks great and I think it will be great too.

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Sunbeam's next generation mouse designed specifically for gamers, allows you to select either 1300 dpi or 650 dpi applications depending on how sensitive you like your controls. Features also include plated max-conductive USB connectors, a super wide mouse wheel, and non-slip side rails with special lighting effects. It's time to take your mouse as far as you take your gaming, with the X-1300 mouse.

For more information, please visit Sunbeam's product page.

Features

- 1300 <-> 650 selectable dpi.
- 300% more precise than 400 dpi optical mice.
- Super bright LED and low heat output.
- Sleek ergonomic design.
- Non-slip side rolls with special light effect.
- Super large non-slip button.
- Super wide mouse wheel.
- Plated max-conductive USB connectors.

Source : http://www.svc.com/ms-x888.html

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Nice, but can't beat the Tech things which you were published in gadget-reviews.

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Hi, i use X-7 maded by A4Tech is best for gamers :)

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I bet it's expensive.

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I am completely ignorant as to what the specs on the new mouse mean: what is dpi? I take it has something to do with the clickability of the mouse?

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I think DPI means Dots Per Inch, but what ever you do do not buy a wireless gaming mouse, I have to charge my batteries 2-3 times a week and the batteries are not old!

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How does DPI relate with the mouse? As far as I know we look for DPI only for Printers and Scanners.

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Sidewinder said:

I think DPI means Dots Per Inch, but what ever you do do not buy a wireless gaming mouse, I have to charge my batteries 2-3 times a week and the batteries are not old!

Why not making rechargeable batteries?

AfTriX said:

How does DPI relate with the mouse? As far as I know we look for DPI only for Printers and Scanners.

Well I think that as for the mouse that means that it is more accurate then others (well you know mainly for sniper games I think)

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I never knew,myself, that there were different types of mouses

I thought a mouse was a mouse.. Is the difference in the wiring?

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I don't think so, wiring would not make any effect in this case I think. Well yeah a mouse is a mouse, as a laptop is a laptop, but there is quality and quality, can't call them the same right ;)?

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Hm, almost every items have so many varieties. Like that when we consider about the mouse there are huge types of mouses available in the market, according to the features of the product