Andrew Tingle
Posted February 2nd 2008 at 1:08 am by Andrew Tingle

Wireless Laser Presentation Mouse with Remote Control Functionality

Of late it seems that your humble computer mouse is becoming evermore unhappy with its lot, the result being a steady stream of new mice that either offer additional functionality – such as serving as VoIP handsets – or extra features invariably catering for making presentations and controlling media software, such as this Wireless Laser Mouse with inbuilt remote control functionality.

If you think about it, far from being change merely for the sake of it, extending the functionality of mice actually makes a great deal of sense, after all they have the almost undivided attention of one of your hands - and, lets face it, most of us only have two.

This mouse, apart from serving as a fully featured 2.4G wireless scroll-wheel laser mouse, offering up to 1800dpi and a tracking speed of up to 14” per second, also comes complete with a series of extra buttons allowing you to control your media player (play, pause, skip tracks, adjust volume) or select and zoom in/out of imagery – which is particularly useful for slideshow presentations.

Wireless Laser Presentation Mouse with Remote Control Functionality Detail

It’s not rocket science, certainly, but we don’t doubt that the added functionality could prove extremely useful, not least because, if hosting a presentation, you can simply pick up this mouse and control the presentation within a range of 8 meters of the mouse’s USB wireless receiver dongle (thus allowing you to pace the room to ensure that your audience isn’t dozing off).

The 2.4G Wireless Laser Media Mouse retails for around $40.

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