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Razer has launched a new Viper V3 professional version of the wireless mouse, with an initial price of 1299 yuan.
The new Viper V3 Pro Mouse features a lightweight design of 54 grams and a heightened height compared to its predecessor, resulting in a better grip and enhanced support for the palm of the hand.
This design takes into account the grip habits and palm sizes of different users, and realizes the adaptation to various grip styles through a relatively gentle back curvature.
In addition, in order to reduce the discomfort that the ring finger may experience when touching the edge of the right mouse button, the designers deliberately added edge protrusions in the ring finger area.
In terms of technical specs, the Viper V3 Pro Mouse is equipped with Razer's latest second-generation Focus Pro 35K optical sensor.
This state-of-the-art sensor offers a native 8000Hz polling rate, a maximum speed of 70 inches per second (IPS), and a maximum acceleration of 70G, guaranteeing extreme accuracy and tracking speed.
In addition to advanced sensors, this mouse is also loaded with Razer Gen 3 optical microswitches, which boast a lifetime of up to 90 million clicks and excellent durability.
At the same time, the Viper V3 Pro mouse supports HYPERSPEED high-speed wireless technology, which ensures the stability and responsiveness of signal transmission, while providing up to 95 hours of battery life on a single charge.
The official official account of Guangzhou Market Supervision recently issued a document informing the top ten typical cases of intellectual property protection in Guangzhou in 2023.
It shows that Toutiao v. "Today's Fritters" lost the case.
According to reports, Beijing Dou Information Service Co., Ltd. claimed that the relevant registered trademarks held by it constituted well-known trademarks in goods and services such as "computer software", and sued Henan Mou Youtiao Catering Management Co., Ltd. and others for the use of logos in the sale of fritters and other foods, infringing its trademark rights and constituting unfair competition.
It is requested that the defendant be ordered to stop the infringement, eliminate the impact and compensate for economic losses of 2 million yuan.
The Guangzhou Intellectual Property Court found in the first instance that the defendants did not constitute trademark infringement or unfair competition, and ruled to reject the litigation claim of Beijing Dou Information Service Co., Ltd.
Beijing Dou Information Service Co., Ltd. appealed against the first-instance judgment, and then voluntarily withdrew the appeal, and the first-instance judgment took effect.
It is reported that today's fritters are similar to today's headlines APP from the storefront to the menu.
even changed the slogan of today's headlines "What you care about is the headlines" to "What cares about you is the good fritters".
Previously, the legal representative of the fritters responded that the big company Toutiao sued the small company that sold fritters today's fritters, which puzzled him, he brushed the Toutiao APP every day, and was a loyal user, and the "sugar daddy" just thought it was fun.
Note: The above comprehensive information comes from Fast Technology