SteelSeries offers World of Warcraft MMO Gaming Mouse to tie in with new expansion



SteelSeries has just announced a spanking new World of Warcraft MMO Gaming Mouse which intends to tie in with the new expansion known as World of Warcraft: Cataclysm. Just what do you think this mouse can deliver? It will feature a unique exterior which evokes the armored plating of Deathwing the Destroyer, where your hand will appreciate you for it by delivering superior ergonomics and an intuitive button layout with advanced software functionality. More on the World of Warcraft: Cataclysm gaming mouse in the extended post.

Just when you were wondering how you can up the ante in your MMO gaming sessions, why not let SteelSeries’ latest offering help you out? For starters, this ergonomically designed SteelSeries World of Warcraft: Cataclysm MMO Gaming Mouse will feature an intuitive 14-button layout which is accompanied by fine tuned ergonomics and button positioning in order to provide players with the ability to use all the extended buttons comfortably. In addition, macros and controls can be assigned to all buttons directly from within the game itself for added flexibility and versatility. Your eyes will also be pleased with the fact that this mouse will be able to display 16 million colors of illumination options, boasting a quartet of pulsation levels, alongside the ability to save up to 10 character-linked profiles in the software and 1 profile directly on the mouse.

As for its drag and drop software, players are able to program all 14 buttons with more than 130 preset game commands to choose from. Not only that, they can also create custom macros and/or use the in-game macro scripting language. Some of the SteelSeries World of Warcraft: Cataclysm MMO Gaming Mouse features include :-

  • Frames Per Second: 11,750
  • Inches Per Second: 150
  • Counts Per Inch: 90 – 5,040 ( DPI / CPI )
  • Lift Distance: 1 – 5mm
  • 14 Programmable Buttons
  • Cable: 2.5 m / 8.2 ft Braided Nylon
  • Mac and PC Compatible

It will retail for $99.99 a pop when December 7th rolls around, which is the same day when World of Warcraft: Cataclysm is launched.

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