RnB180
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A couple of years ago I picked up the mx700 logitech wireless mouse, at the time it was top of the line.
I currently used it for my digital imaging, the rating was 800 dpi,
Just recently I picked up a plasma Diamond back mouse for my lap top and decided to use it on my pc to replace my logitech for a bit, since the logitech battery was acting funny lately.
The Diamondback was rated at 1600dpi,
when I plugged it in to do some work, I couldnt believe how much more accuracy I was getting with digital photo editing. I was flabberghasted.
This has got to be the smoothest mouse I have ever used. The whole design of the mouse is also much easier on the hands, I get a lot of cramping with the logitech but the razer's are the most comfortable to use when working in minute incremental movements.
Anyhow the diamondback mouse was dedicated to laptop use, and so the home pc still needed to get a mouse upgrade, so I went ahead and picked up the Razer Copperhead which was rated at 2000 dpi.
I never knew gaming mice were so accurate. They blow away the conventional mices out of the water.
Dude, if you work with digital photography or imaging, you have to try out a razer mouse, I dont even use it for gaming, but the accuracy of these mouse controllers are so sharp. I cant think of a better mouse.
I say forget the microsoft and logitech flagship mx1000, those have a smaller DPI rating.
You have to try the razer mouse. Theyre freakin awesome.
I currently used it for my digital imaging, the rating was 800 dpi,
Just recently I picked up a plasma Diamond back mouse for my lap top and decided to use it on my pc to replace my logitech for a bit, since the logitech battery was acting funny lately.
The Diamondback was rated at 1600dpi,
when I plugged it in to do some work, I couldnt believe how much more accuracy I was getting with digital photo editing. I was flabberghasted.
This has got to be the smoothest mouse I have ever used. The whole design of the mouse is also much easier on the hands, I get a lot of cramping with the logitech but the razer's are the most comfortable to use when working in minute incremental movements.
Anyhow the diamondback mouse was dedicated to laptop use, and so the home pc still needed to get a mouse upgrade, so I went ahead and picked up the Razer Copperhead which was rated at 2000 dpi.
I never knew gaming mice were so accurate. They blow away the conventional mices out of the water.
Dude, if you work with digital photography or imaging, you have to try out a razer mouse, I dont even use it for gaming, but the accuracy of these mouse controllers are so sharp. I cant think of a better mouse.
I say forget the microsoft and logitech flagship mx1000, those have a smaller DPI rating.
You have to try the razer mouse. Theyre freakin awesome.