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NZXT Unleashes Avatar High Performance Gaming Mouse

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NZXT, the company best know for its lineup of flashy enclosures, looks to expand its horizon by getting into the gaming peripheral market with its new Avatar mouse. The uniquely shaped rodent comes ready for both left and right handed gamers and sports a rubber grip to prevent slippage. NZXT says the "small, light form factor allows for faster and quicker movements," and the company bills the new mouse as being ergonomic.

The Avatar also comes equipped with a 7-button configuration and boasts a high 2600 DPI. Other features include:

  • 40 inches/second max speed
  • 15g max acceleration
  • 6469 max fps
  • 650-2600 DPI
  • 5.8MP per second
  • Up to 1000 USB reports per second

One of the more interesting marketing bullets, NZXT claims the 7 buttons will last for 5 million clicks, which sounds like a really, really long time. Available now, the new Avatar has been given an MSRP of $60, which works out to about $.000012 per click.

Image Credit: NZXT

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avatari wasn't aware my hand had

i wasn't aware my hand had angles. guess il have to get rid of my curved mouse.

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avatarYes, but what's that

Yes, but what's that cost-per-click in Yen?

Triple points for answers in 32-bit floating point form.

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avatarWell I'm not planning on

Well I'm not planning on giving up my Logitech G5 lazer mouse anytime soon. Even when my G5 dies I can use the mouse wire as shoe laces.

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avatarthis mouse sounds

this mouse sounds interestingbut is it comfortable?

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avatari think it is more

i think it is more comfortable than a regular mouse because it has the angle in the palm

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avatarSeriously?

Is that sarchism? I seriously want to know. Paul?

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