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When it comes to games, the better, the better player. Logitech today announced its next generation series (g) gaming mouse, G300, and if this thing doesn't give you a competitive edge, you need to spend more time practicing. With nine customizable controls, you don't have to use the keyboard at all, means that the control that you would like to be beautiful lies beneath the Palm of your hand.
Because it's ambidextrous, this is the first mouse Logitech without thumb controls. Rightys and leftys can play with the same level of control. G300 mouse allows you to configure up to three different player profiles, too. So let's say you're playing bad company 2 and modern warfare 2 interchangeably. You can set the color to red for one control, and green for another, so that you do not start using controls of modern warfare, when you are playing Bad Company. There are seven different color options.
G300 touts 2500 DPI optical sensor that tracks of slow and fast movements, and the mouse works well on many surfaces. I have to play around with the G300 and believes that it is indeed very comfortably in either hand. Additionally it comes with Optional drag-and-drop software, which not only allows you to customize the mouse G300, but allows you to connect to the other products by Logitech as G-series keyboards and headsets. From there you can configure macros be distributed on all devices.
In terms of price and availability of G300 will go for an MSRP of $ 39.99 and will be available throughout Europe and the United States in September.
Logitech designs and manufactures consumer electronics and computer peripherals such as mice, keyboards, speakers and remote control.
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