Microsoft has unveiled the Arc Touch Mouse Artist Edition – Year of the Dragon. Designed by Shenzhen, China-based artist, Paco, the limited edition mouse comes with a picture of Chinese dragon that symbolizes power, strength, good luck and auspicious powers. The Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse Artist Edition – Year of the Dragon features the BlueTrack technology, which enables the mouse to work on virtually any surface. If you are interested, you can purchase the Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse Artist Edition – Year of the Dragon for $59.95 each. [Microsoft]
Microsoft today released the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 Year Of The Dragon Edition. Designed by Kirra Jamison, Matt W. Moore, Linn Olofsdotter, Mike Perry, Jonny Wan, and Nod Young, the input device features the BlueTrack technology, which enables you to use it on virtually any surface. You can also use this special edition mouse for up to 8-month without having to change batteries. There is a battery status indicator that tells you when battery power is low. The Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 Year Of The Dragon Edition retails for only $29.99. [Microsoft]
Microsoft Japan is bringing you their newest Bluetooth keyboard, the Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 5000. Featuring a Comfort Curve design, this ultra-thin keyboard (13mm thick) is powered by two AAA alkaline batteries and makes use of Bluetooth connectivity (works up to 10 meters). The Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 5000 is scheduled to go on sale on December 16th for 4,935 Yen (about $64). [Product Page]
Microsoft has just added a new color option ‘Light Gray’ to its Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000 v2 line-up. Just like its predecessor (Black version), this 3-button mouse also makes use of a 2.4GHz wireless technology (up to 10 meters), a 1000dpi resolution and comes with an ultra-small nano transceiver. Powered by 1x AA battery, the Light Gray version of the Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000 v2 will start shipping from October 21st for 1,995 Yen (about $26). [Microsoft]
Microsoft is set to unleash their newest wireless mouse ‘Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 Black Limited’ for the Japanese market. Coming in a 4-button design, this travel-friendly mouse adopts the BlueTrack technology (works on almost any surface) and features a 2.4GHz radio frequency, a 1000dpi resolution and a tiny USB receiver. The Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 Black Limited will start shipping from October 7th for 3,310 Yen (about $43). [Microsoft]
Microsoft will release the new Explorer Touch Mouse in the UK later this month. The mouse adopts the company’s BlueTrack technology that combines the width and power of optical technology with the precision of laser tracking to allow consumers to use their mouse on virtually any surface. The mouse also features a haptic touch scroll pad that will vibrate lightly whenever you take advantage of the scroll pad. The Microsoft Explorer Touch Mouse retails for £69.99 or about $111. [Ubergizmo]
The Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 3000 is designed to provide a more natural wrist position. The keyboard comes with quick keys, allowing you to control music, videos, and open the calculator with the touch of a key. The slim, glossy design saves space and makes a statement on your desktop. If you are interested, you can pre-order the Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 3000 for $24.95 each. [Microsoft]
Unlike standard keyboards, the Microsoft Wireless Desktop 2000 features the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), which can help protect your personal and business information by encrypting what you type. The keyboard also has a pillow-textured palm rest for support and comfort. The Microsoft Wireless Desktop 2000 comes equipped with a wireless, full-size mouse that features enhanced side grips, four-way scrolling and Blue Track technology. $39.95 is all you need to bring home this wireless keyboard. [Microsoft]
Microsoft Japan today announced the availability of the Comfort Mouse 3000 and 6000. Both input devices are powered by the BlueTrack technology, a 1,000dpi sensor and a 8,000fps of scan rate. For your info, the BlueTrack technology is the world’s most advanced tracking technology, combining the width and power of optical technology with precision of laser tracking for remarkable tracking on more surfaces than ever before. Measuring 64mm x 113mm x 38mm and weighing about 92 grams (including cable), the Comfort Mouse 3000 is a simple three-button wired mouse that incorporates a symmetrical design, so it can be used for both left- and right-handed users. The Comfort Mouse 6000 is a wired 5-button mouse that adopts a special ergonomic design. The mouse measures 68mm x 128mm x 40mm and weighs about 113 grams (including cable). The Microsoft Comfort Mouse 3000 and 6000 are priced at 1,995 Yen ($24) and 3,475 Yen ($42), respectively. Read more
Microsoft Germany and long-time partner Stereolize have unveiled the new 234-inch touchscreen display at the annual CeBIT Germany technology fair. Dubbed as the “Microsoft Cinema”, this PowerPoint presentation display is claimed to be the largest touch display in the world and appears to support hand gestures such as flicking, panning and tapping. Watch the video after the jump to get more details. Read more
