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Another star flash technology product official announced that the Dharma shark M3 Ultra mouse will be on the market soon.

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 20:58:02 10月04日 Update

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Thorn_Flower for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, September 27 (Xinhua)-- computer accessories manufacturer Damo Shark has announced that the Darmoshark M3 Ultra mouse will be available soon, equipped with Starflash wireless technology.

According to the official account of ▲ Touyuan Dama Shark, the new mouse has "lower delay, longer distance and stronger anti-interference", has a rate of return of wireless 4K and wired 8K, and is equipped with the flagship PAW3395 chip. Other configurations have not been announced yet.

The Dharma shark preheating poster shows that compared with the traditional wireless connection, the M3 Ultra mouse using star flash wireless technology reduces the energy consumption of Bit by 60%, increases the data transmission rate by 6 times, and the transmission delay is only 30% of the previous 1max, which improves the anti-jamming ability of 7dB and increases the coverage distance by 2 times.

▲ Tu Yuan Raytheon official since Huawei launched Starflash connection technology, there are a number of mouse products to follow. According to previous reports from CTOnews.com, Raytheon launched its first star flash technology mouse, the Raytheon three-mode game ML903, on the day of Huawei's autumn full-scene product launch. The product sells for 299 yuan.

Raytheon said that the new mouse supports 2 times + anti-jamming capability, Polar code support, can achieve wireless 250 microsecond delay (0.25 millisecond), cable 125 microsecond delay (0.125 millisecond).

In addition, VGN's independent brand VXE also announced on the night of Huawei's press conference that dragonfly R1 series of mice support Starflash technology, which will be officially released soon. The product supports wired 8K / wireless 4K polling rate, optional optical and mechanical fretting, and officially claims to use a "top feel coating".