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Originally Posted by rantanplan
This seems to be a hyper-competitive gamer thing. Not sure if it really makes a difference, I’m not playing any competitive multiplayer games, but it’s overlapping with ultra specific gamer devices.
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That would make sense I guess. I am not a gamer so I just need the mouse for various office / work related tasks, so hyperspeed isn’t relevant.
I actually preferred the weight of my older Logitech MX mouse, which I think used rechargeable AA batteries, to my current one which needs recharging every now and again (it’s an old enough model to still have micro USB, too, but IIRC when I was last shopping around, newer same type mice wanted Bluetooth, which my desktop computer doesn’t come equipped with).
Anyway, it’ll be interesting to see how different companies will approach this requirement, I guess. Some like Logitech which have a gazillion different models / products anyway might well opt for different products for different markets, but I sort of doubt the mainstream e-reader brands available in the Western world (as in unlike those that are specifically intended for the Chinese / wider Asian market) sell in quantities big enough to warrant that sort of differentiation - and the EU as a whole
should be a large enough market that, say, Amazon, Rakuten Kobo or Onyx Boox wouldn’t really be able to ignore it completely...