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Warmouse Meta

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Warmouse Meta
-18 programmable mouse buttons with double-click functionality
-Analog Xbox 360-style joystick with five analog and digital modes
-512k of flash memory
-63 on-mouse application modes with hardware, software, and autoswitching capability
-1024-character macro support
-On the fly CPI
-Meta Modeware for creating, managing, and customizing game and application modes
Old Press release: http://warmouse.com/pr121509.html
Software to change settings: http://www.warmouse.com/modeware.html


There are already more than 40 apps and games that already have custom mode maps. More are sure to be made once it's shipped and in our hands.
http://www.warmouse.com/game_list.html
http://www.warmouse.com/app_list.html
(if you want to make a mode there was a 20% modemaker discount in addition to the 20% preorder discount, contact the warmouse admin to see if you can still get it)


First independent review: http://www.techzine.nl/blogs/gadget/639/hands-on-review-warmouse-meta-english.html


Follow their final developments as they make last minute tweaks:
http://warmouse.com/blog/

In anticipation, I went and got a Ratpadz XT for use with it.
 
Good concept, but I don't like how the buttons are placed. I wish someone would release a mouse with the form factor of a razer mamba, but with the two extra buttons placed on the right side of the mouse instead of on the left mouse button. That'd be the perfect mouse for games, imo.
 
The good thing about the Meta is that you don't have to use all the buttons. Depending on your hand size etc. you might prefer a few, but those few you can set them to whatever you like for several programs.


The way the designers are imagining using this mouse is by using three fingers on top, so the right finger is in charge of right click, while the middle finger takes care of the scroll and middle buttons.

It might take some time to adapt, I'm already trying to hold my current mouse like that but it's a bit too narrow for my big hand.
 
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