Only a handful of people have traveled to such staggering depths. One of them is movie director James Cameron, who using a state-of-the-art vessel, dropped 35,000 feet, or about 7 miles, to the deepest place on Earth -- the Challenger Deep in the western Pacific Ocean.
DPI stands for dots per inch. Depending on the mouse make it will have certain presets (e.g 3000, 6000) and pressing it will cause your mouse to cycle through them. The higher the DPI , the farther the cursor on your screen will move when you move the mouse.
That sounds impressive for sure, but where is the real value in that? Rom asked. That doesn't make you more precise or accurate; I would argue that it does exactly the opposite. A higher DPI in a mouse doesn't offer a lot of value, and it is not a benchmark for how precise or awesome the mouse is. It's simply a measure of sensitivity. Rom's argument is a simple one: go to a tournament where professional players are in the running for serious money.