OCZ Unveils Dominatrix Laser Gaming Mouse

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OCZ Technology Unveils the Ultra-Comfortable and Customizable Dominatrix Laser Gaming Mouse

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Sunnyvale, CA—August 21, 2008—OCZ Technology Group, a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra high performance and high reliability memory and components, today unveiled the latest addition to its peripherals with the Dominatrix, a top-of-the-line laser mouse for PC gamers. The OCZ Dominatrix mouse is built with the hardcore player in mind with a solid design, maximum functionality, and programmable customization unique to each user. The Dominatrix offers a competitive edge with quality ergonomics and advanced features to excel even when immersed in the most challenging gaming environments.

“We continue to rapidly diversify our product range at OCZ in order to offer an end-to-end line of high performance gaming solutions to our customers,” said Ryan Edwards, Director of Product Management. “The new Dominatrix mouse is no exception, offering world-class performance and specifications guaranteed to provide the discerning gamer and enthusiast with an unparalleled tactile control experience.”

Gaming in extremely large resolutions and fast paced battles requires a specialized mouse that is built for comfort and speed, and Dominatrix users can fine-tune the weight and balance of their mouse up to 40 grams for ultimate control. With multiple dpi settings of 2000/1600/800/400, independently adjust both “X & Y” axes for a combined maximum of 3200 dpi for lightning fast responsiveness and fluid gameplay. High speed USB 2.0 delivers a poll rate up to 500Hz and bi-directional connection for breakneck acceleration and control in any first-person shooter.

The Dominatrix features two programmable buttons with three different modes each for game settings and internet navigation to make the mouse your own secret weapon. The included software allows gamers to record, read, and edit unlimited scripts of complex keyboard and mouse commands, while the built-in memory allows you to save your mouse settings onboard, useful when switching computers. Featuring a special 4-way scrolling wheel-tilt button, the Dominatrix allows you to move either side to side or up and down without ever moving the mouse.

The Dominatrix sports a large, ergonomic, and stylish design with a comfortable, no-slip rubber grip. Whether you plug and play or decide to program the software with your unique specifications, the Dominatrix is ready to go right out of the box. Each OCZ Dominatrix mouse is backed by a 3-year warranty and unbeatable technical support so you can always be on top of your game.

For more information on the OCZ Dominatrix Laser Gaming Mouse Series, please visit our product page here.

About OCZ Technology
OCZ Technology Group, a member of JEDEC, designs, develops and manufactures ground-breaking, high performance memory and computer components that set industry standards. OCZ products are the first choice for users needing high-reliability, ultra-high performance solutions. In 2007, PC Power & Cooling and Hypersonic PC were brought into the OCZ Technology Group, forming a well-rounded, highly innovative organization that places the company at the forefront of high-end computing. All of OCZ Technology Group's products are available through its worldwide network of distributors, online resellers and retail stores. For more information visit our website at http://www.ocztechnology.com

[bubba]

I like the way that looks.

[martini161]

looks like a reskined g5 to me

[skier]

<- agrees it appears to be a re-skinned G5, wonder how it performs comparatively to the G5 though

[FeRaL]

I agree with the G5 sentiments... Looks like Logitech might want to file some patent infringement papers with the courts...

[bubba]

looks like a reskined g5 to me

yeah, but it looks a whole lot better.

[martini161]

looks like a reskined g5 to me

yeah, but it looks a whole lot better.

have you ever used a g5?

[skier]

if you look at pictures of the new G5 and this,

similarities:
-shape
-design
-all buttons

improvements(from what i can tell):
-better grip
-most people don't fast-switch between dpi, so the lights don't really matter
-really nice color scheme(the blue with the texture of a dried saltlake on the G5 isn't that appealing, imo)
-the thumb buttons look like they offer a slightly better feel

[bubba]

have you ever used a g5?

Yes I have and its fugly, no I currently do not own one.

improvements(from what i can tell):
-better grip
-most people don't fast-switch between dpi, so the lights don't really matter
-really nice color scheme(the blue with the texture of a dried saltlake on the G5 isn't that appealing, imo)
-the thumb buttons look like they offer a slightly better feel

Ditto.

[martini161]

yes those are quite ugly, i have one of these:

and i switch dpi on the fly, and i play at very high sensitivity so i really really love my g5