Some Mac users need the highest level of precision out of their pointing devices, whether thatis a mouse, trackball, or graphics tablet, and thatis exactly what Razer is aiming for with its Pro|Click v1.6 optical mouse. The Pro|Click v1.6 is a 1600 dpi six-button mouse with a scroll wheel and USB interface. Each button and the scroll wheel are programmable, and since it has a symmetrical design, itis also ambidextrous.
When I first started testing the Pro|Click v1.6, the most difficult thing for me was keeping up with the mouse pointer. Since the high resolution sensor detects movement data to the tune of 5.8 megapixels per second, I quite literally couldnit see the pointer moving across my Desktop. A quick trip to the Pro|Clickis Preference Pane (via the substantially slower trackpad on my PowerBook) throttled the mouse down to manageable level.
 The Razer Pro Preference Pane gives you complete control over the mouse. |
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