Gaming Mouse Hai Ye! Tumhara Regular Chuha Nahi Hai!!
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A gaming mouse is slightly different from a regular computer mouse with its fascinating designs and features. Unlike the mice and rats from Ratatouille, our plain old computer mouse cannot cook a delicious dinner for us. Sure, it can help our gaming experience more immaculate, but a gaming mouse is just perfect.
So if you are thinking about buying one, look at the types of gaming “mice” and things you should keep in mind before buying one.
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In the 1960s, Douglas Engelbart invented the gaming mouse.
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There are certain factors you should look at before purchasing the gaming mouse.
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Sensor Type: Two types of sensors are provided in a gaming mouse. This ensures more precise movements.
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Laser Sensor: A laser gaming mouse illuminates the surface with a laser beam.
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Optical Sensor: An optical gaming mouse uses an LED infrared light to illuminate the surface.
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The genre of Games: The type of games you play is also crucial in choosing the best gaming mouse.
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Acceleration: It affects the ability of a mouse to move more quickly based on how fast you move it.
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Sensitivity of the mouse: This includes Dots Per Inch (DPI). It helps in managing the sensitivity of the mouse.
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Design and Comfort: Ensuring you are comfortable is essential for having the perfect gaming experience. There are different designs available in the gaming mouse.
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Wired or Wireless: Depending upon your comfort, you can choose the variation of a wired and wireless gaming mouse.
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FUN FACT: The world’s first computer mouse was made of wood! Also, inside there were two metal wheels.
Ab kabhi girlfriend banane se pahle nhi socha ho itna to ek mouse ka kaise sochoge? But it is necessary to consider these factors before purchasing a gaming mouse. What is your take on this? What factors do you consider before buying a gaming mouse? Let us know in the comments.
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