It's been more than two years since SteelSeries unveiled its Xai and Kinzu gaming mice, but the peripheral maker has now returned with a brand new sword in hand -- the sleek and presumably sage Sensei. The device is powered by a 32-bit ARM processor that can digest images at up to 12,000 frames per second and rocks up to 5,700 CPI, with a Double CPI option that extends to 11,400 DCPI, for users gaming across multiple screens.
The ambidextrous controller also comes outfitted in a metal coating that won't slip from your hands and connects to computers via a gold-plated USB. Best of all, PC gamers can use SteelSeries' Engine software to customize their experience even further, with pre-set configurations and user profiles. The Sensei is slated for release next month, when it will retail for $90 (or €90).
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not just gaming, this thing will pimp for photoshopping
10 comments:
not just gaming, this thing will pimp for photoshopping
Always wanted a mouse that can double as a weapon.
looks pretty sweet!
nice mices. haha
Wow, sounds like a serious work-horse of a mouse!
that is nice... i wouldnt mind paying 100$ for it!
Wow, I want one...
wow, veery interesting mouse! :D
I bet they smacked it against bamboo trees to harden its casing.
Meh. I've never understood the attraction of these mice. I do just as good with a normal mouse as I do with these things.
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