Microsoft Launches Three New Mice Featuring BlueTrack Technology
Today Microsoft Hardware extended its line of BlueTrack Technology mouse products, debuting the advanced tracking technology at its lowest prices ever ? under $30.
Now people have the opportunity to track on virtually any surface at an affordable price with three new mice to choose from ? the Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500, Wireless Mouse 2000 and Comfort Mouse 4500. The Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 and Comfort Mouse 4500 will be available in bright colors just in time for spring.
BlueTrack Technology was created in response to people's increasingly mobile lifestyles, letting them ditch their mouse pad and use their BlueTrack mouse virtually anywhere ? from the granite kitchen counter and the wood table at the coffee shop to the armrest at the airport.
The Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 includes a Nano transceiver that sticks out less than a centimeter from the USB port, so it can remain plugged into the computer at all times, and the Wireless Mouse 2000 comes with a minitransceiver that snaps into the bottom of the mouse when on the go. The two mice also offer rubber side grips; the Wireless Mouse 2000 is a full-size mouse while the Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 is a bit smaller, so people can pick the best fit for their hand size. The Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 will be available in Gray and Pink, and the Wireless Mouse 2000 will be available in gray.
The Comfort Mouse 4500 is the first wired mouse featuring BlueTrack Technology. Like its wireless counterparts, the Comfort Mouse 4500 will track on virtually any surface and will be available in black as well as in Blue, Red and Pink.
All the new mice are available for pre-sale on Amazon.com today. The Wireless Mouse 2000 and Comfort Mouse 4500 will be available for $29.95 and $24.95, respectively, and will ship in March when they are widely released. The Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 will be available for $29.951 and ship in April when it is widely released. All three mice are backed by a three-year limited hardware warranty.
BlueTrack Technology was created in response to people's increasingly mobile lifestyles, letting them ditch their mouse pad and use their BlueTrack mouse virtually anywhere ? from the granite kitchen counter and the wood table at the coffee shop to the armrest at the airport.
The Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 includes a Nano transceiver that sticks out less than a centimeter from the USB port, so it can remain plugged into the computer at all times, and the Wireless Mouse 2000 comes with a minitransceiver that snaps into the bottom of the mouse when on the go. The two mice also offer rubber side grips; the Wireless Mouse 2000 is a full-size mouse while the Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 is a bit smaller, so people can pick the best fit for their hand size. The Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 will be available in Gray and Pink, and the Wireless Mouse 2000 will be available in gray.
The Comfort Mouse 4500 is the first wired mouse featuring BlueTrack Technology. Like its wireless counterparts, the Comfort Mouse 4500 will track on virtually any surface and will be available in black as well as in Blue, Red and Pink.
All the new mice are available for pre-sale on Amazon.com today. The Wireless Mouse 2000 and Comfort Mouse 4500 will be available for $29.95 and $24.95, respectively, and will ship in March when they are widely released. The Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 will be available for $29.951 and ship in April when it is widely released. All three mice are backed by a three-year limited hardware warranty.
