Razer Diamondback Q&A
by Maarten Goldstein, Sep 23, 2004 7:55am PDTNew on HomeLAN Fed this morning is this Q&A with Robert Krakoff of Razer, who answers questions about his company's upcoming Diamondback mouse for the PC.
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hehe, BAD MICROSOFT!! BAD! BAD!! Also found this tidbit:
The problem with 8 bits for X/Y info is well known. -127/+127 (left/right) is the maximum info that can be sent, resulting in a very low maximum top speed of around 11†per second at 800dpi and 6400 frames per second.
On top of this problem, the old MX500 did not have buffer overflow protection, so if it exceeded +127 instead of staying at +127, it would either error and reset to zero, or worse, reset to -127, resulting in the mouse going in the OPPOSITE direction as fast as possible! With 12 bits, the maximum is -2048/+2048; with 16bits the maximum is -32k/+32k.
Ouch, glad I never got one of those. I wonder if this mouse is big-hand friendly; I just hate the ergonomics of Logitech's mice.
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