'250% faster than a normal mouse': This rotary mouse promises to be a real game-changer for productivity, scrolling, and racing sim fans
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Hardware like rotary mice that compress navigation time are a reminder that human–computer I/O is still a bottleneck even as software gets smarter. For teams building high-intensity tools — trading, creative, ops — pairing UI changes with specialized peripherals may unlock more real throughput than another feature.
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