Microsoft Shows New Input Devices

Microsoft introduced a new line of wireless mice a variety of colors and shapes at a recent open house.

The Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 brings style to life on-the-go. It uses Microsoft’s BlueTrack Technology which allows the mouse to work on any surface – from the granite kitchen counter to the living room carpet. BlueTrack is also extremely durable and continues to work exceptionally well even when dirt or dust get stuck inside the sensor. The portable mouse comes in this year’s hottest colors with bold hues pulled straight from the runway including teal blue, berry pink, lime green, graphite and white. It also has a snap-in Nano transceiver so small it can remain plugged in to the computer while traveling and it’s available for $39.95.

The Arc Mouse is just as fashionable as it is functional with a design shaped like a crescent moon it folds closed to reduce in size by almost half, giving consumers the comfort of a full-sized mouse with the portability of a notebook mouse. Arc also includes a stylish micro transceiver that you can leave right in your computer and it’s available in six colors – white, purple, green, blue, red or black. It’s available for $49.95.

The Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000 is Microsoft’s thinnest keyboard ever! Microsoft Hardware’s Industrial Design team ensured that the keyboard didn’t sacrifice on style or comfort and created a product to match the design tenants of compact, clean and refined. As a result, the keyboard is just a few millimeters thick and it uses a Comfort Curve design for a more ergonomic typing experience over the straight keyboard layout of notebook computers. It also has a standalone Bluetooth Number Pad that can be used with the keyboard or by itself to increase productivity. It is available for $89.95.

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