Mad Catz R.A.T. TE White

The new Mad Catz R.A.T. TE is a top of the line sophisticated computer mouse part of the Mad Catz collection that is proving popular with demanding gaming enthusiasts who require little compromise for their gaming experience. The metal base found in all other R.A.T. mice has been replaced with plastic to substantially reduce weight.Against the previous models, the weight was reduced further to prevent unwanted movements from inertia, to increase overall performance.

New laser sensor

An amazing feature included on this model is a newly developed laser sensor from Philips that can scan up to 8200dpi resolution.With the software you can also fine-tune the resolution of the sensor in an extremely wide 25 to 6400dpi range with 25dpi steps. The mouse is also characterised by an acceleration of up to 50G and a high data transfer by means of the USB 2.0 port to which it is connected. Its standard value is 1000Hz (1ms), which is a balanced frequency especially when playing games reliant upon frames per second, depending on every millisecond.

9 programmable buttons

The mouse is equipped with 9 fully programmable buttons to help you create a personal game profile tailored to your needs with the help of the included software. Three mouse profiles can be created in the control software called Mad Catz A.P.P. and are identified by coloured LED indicator lights on the mouse. The initial striking features of this mouse conceal the presence of a gold-plated connector that ensures reliable connectivity and longer mouse life.

Parameters and Specifications:

Distinction:
dpi range: 100 - 8200 (25dpi steps)
dpi levels: 4

Number of buttons:
9 programmable

Acceleration:
Up to 50G

USB Frequency:
Up to 1000Hz

Speed:
Up to 6m/s

Surface:
PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene)

Interface:
USB 2.0

Special features:
Gold-plated connector
Corded cable
Always on

Compatible systems:
Microsoft Windows XP and later
Mac: OS X 10.7 and later

Supplied software:
Sensitivity configuration applications, game profile creation, and button programming