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WarMouse Meta Finally Ready To Be Released

WarMouse Meta Finally Ready To Be Released

You might have seen the WarMouse Meta before, or know of it as the OpenOfficeMouse, but whatever name you know it by, after many delays, the mouse is finally ready to start shipping on June 28th. In case you missed it the last time, this mouse boasts 18 programmable buttons, a 5600-CPI laser sensor and an analog joystick. Whether it’ll help you win any games against your buddy is another subject, of course. Expect to shell out $79.99 for this unique looking mouse.

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