Here’s a new mouse you can to your list of possible options when the times come your ready to move on from the current little bugger your using right now. We present to you the Microsoft Express Mouse.
This is the newest addition to Microsoft’s growing line of BlueTrack-enabled mice. And if you think that there’s something wrong with the press image above with the off-center cable, that’s actually one of its signature features, which aims to provide less resistance for right-handed users.
Good news for right-handed folks. Can’t say the same though for left-handed individuals.
This glossy white egg-shaped stylish USB mouse is available in two variants, grey and red, and is compatible with both Windows and Mac OS X.
SRP: Php790.00
Press release follows:
The mouse that has the looks and the moves
Designed just right, Express Mouse is Microsoft’s most recent addition to its line of BlueTrack-capable mice. It features an attractive colored Red or Grey rubber wire, scroll wheel, and its glossy white egg-shaped design with a unique off-centered USB cable to reduce resistance when the mouse is used on the right-hand side.
With this Express Mouse, you can navigate your computer with its BlueTrack Technology that outperforms laser and optical mice. It allows you to use on more surfaces than ever before from your picnic table, your living room floor, the armrest of a lobby chair, or even on your pant leg. Because this mouse is wired, it eliminates the worry of battery life for a trouble-free performance.
Its suggested retail price of P790 makes it a reasonable choice for those searching for a no-frills device. Compatible with both Mac and Windows.
Microsoft Hardware products are exclusively distributed in the Philippines through MSI-ECS. For more details, please call 688-3181 or email your inquiries to marketing@msi-ecs.com.ph.
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Does this thing come with any sort of cord storage?
Sounds like a great product, but I was hoping for a bluetooth version. The Razer Orochi is just way too expensive. Ah, well. The search continues.