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||§§||po1s3n
12-19-2008, 07:18 AM
i was wondering around EB the other day and stumbled across this mouse, it looks pretty sweet and i can get it with COD4 for $100. Anyway, if anyone knows weather or not it is a actual quality piece of equipment or just a flashy thing with lots of pretty lights, their advice would be appreciated.





http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/gaming/images/gm_productfeatures_swm.jpg

Features
1, Shape Designed for Handling more
The unique shape and button positions are engineered for fast, comfortable, precise gaming action.

2, On-the-Fly DPI Switching more
Three buttons instantly switch between DPI 400, 800, and 2000 - or you can customize settings using special software.

3, First-Ever LCD Display on a Mouse more
DPI settings and macro recording icons are displayed on the mouse to reduce on-screen interference.

4, Cable Anchor + Accessories Storage Box more
Enjoy wired performance with the feel of wireless, easily adjust your cable configuration, and conveniently stow away your accessories.

5, Quick Launch Button





here are the stats if anyone can make something from them:

SideWinder™ Mouse

» See System Requirements

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Shape Designed for Handling
The unique shape and button positions are engineered for fast, comfortable, precise gaming action.

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On-the-Fly DPI Switching
Three buttons instantly switch between DPI 400, 800, and 2000 - or you can customize settings using special software.

#
First-Ever LCD Display on a Mouse
DPI settings and macro recording icons are displayed on the mouse to reduce on-screen interference.

#
Cable Anchor + Accessories Storage Box
Enjoy wired performance with the feel of wireless, easily adjust your cable configuration, and conveniently stow away your accessories.

#
Quick Launch Button
One-touch takes you to Games Explorer in Windows Vista. Easily access your games on your PC.

#
5 Programmable Main Buttons
Customize your main gaming buttons to your preference.

#
Advanced Gaming Software
Buttons and switches can be assigned on the fly, you can program macros and profiles, and game settings can be customized for fast action.

#
Engineered for Speed
# RESOLUTION: 2000 dpi
# IMAGE PROCESSING: 7080 frames per second
# MAX ACCELERATION: 20 G
# MAX SPEED: 45 inches per second
# USB REPORTING: 500 Hz
# GLIDE: 3 sets of different mouse feet (for glide preference)
# BUTTONS (Left/Right): 9 million clicks


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Replaceable Mouse Feet
Choice of three different materials for glide preference.

#
Wide Metal Scroll Wheel
Better feel and response with detent clicking action.

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Vertical Metal Side Buttons
The top/bottom design makes locating the side buttons easier and reduces the inadvertent actuation risk.

#
Adjustable Mouse Weights
Select your preference of mouse weight with the included 4 weights, giving you the choice to adjust your mouse weight anywhere between 5 and 30 grams in 5 gram increments.


all other information can be found: http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/gaming/ProductDetails.aspx?pid=100&active_tab=overview

as i said, i am looking for a good QUALITY gaming mouse. if someone can give me some advice on the topic that would also be appreciated.

||§§||po1s3n
12-19-2008, 07:31 AM
oh gosh, that was a long post..... sorry guys :S

Surf3rDud3
12-19-2008, 08:12 AM
lol looks cool id buy it but i spend money on dumb crap anyways.... So i cant help ya

||§§||Hand_O_Death
12-19-2008, 01:44 PM
I have no idea, I still use my Mx518 along with an N52te, and they have not given me any problems yet

||§§||Dr.H
12-19-2008, 03:07 PM
I'm a Logitech G9 user which it seems they stole a lot of ideas from..

Nightmare
12-19-2008, 03:33 PM
yeah it looks comfortable and all but $100 for a mouse is a bit much for me.

undeadknight
12-19-2008, 08:05 PM
yea really that's a lot i use just a Microsoft wifi mouse that uses a usb wifi thing and i dont see why u would spend that much money on just a mouse but w/e i tend to spend mondey stupidly to lol