Logitech G5 Laser Mouse /2007 vs Logitech MX Revolution

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G5 Laser Mouse /2007 compared with MX Revolution
LogitechG5 Laser Mouse /2007LogitechMX Revolution
Overview
Released2007August 2006
Tracking
ShapeErgonomicErgonomic
HandRight handRight hand
SensitivityUp to 2,000 DPI (better)Up to 800 DPI
SensorLaserLaser
Buttons77
Free-spinning wheel–Yes
Thumb wheel–Yes
SensorLogitech lists 400, 800 and 2,000 DPI presets without software, up to five software-set levels, 6.4 megapixels per second image processing and a 1,000-reports-per-second USB rate.Laser sensor; 800 DPI reported by Bare Feats
Scroll wheelStepped scroll wheel tilts left and right for horizontal scrolling.MicroGear Precision Scroll Wheel with SmartShift motorised automatic switching between stepped and free-spinning modes; can also be switched manually
Thumb wheel–Second wheel can zoom in documents and images or switch between applications
Connections and battery
Connects byCableUSB receiver
PowerCableRechargeable
Receiver–USB micro receiver using 2.4 GHz radio, reported by Bare Feats
Charging–Rechargeable lithium-ion battery; mouse charges in an AC-powered desktop station, with battery-level LEDs
Works withLogitech lists Windows XP and Vista at launch and a wired USB connection.Windows and Mac computers with a USB port; platform-specific Logitech software needed for custom functions
SoftwareLogitech SetPoint allows button reassignment and sensitivity adjustment; APH Networks found no onboard profile memory.Logitech SetPoint on Windows or Logitech Control Center on Mac for button actions and scroll settings
Design
Weight116 g (better)148 g
SizeLogitech lists approximately 130 × 73 × 44 mm, a 2 m cable and 116 g bare weight.–
MaterialsDryGrip textured top, PTFE feet and a removable 2 g cartridge with up to 36 g of inserted weights, for 38 g extra in total.–
In the boxMouse, adjustable weight cartridge, weights and case, SetPoint CD and documentation.Mouse, recharging station, AC power cord, USB micro receiver, SetPoint CD and guide
WarrantyThree years, according to Logitech's 2007 sheet.–

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