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MoGo Mouse has a Bluetooth |
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Mice are a
pesky bunch. They crowd out your laptop bag. During long trips on
a plane, their wires get tangled, and their movements are limited
in a cramped seat. Then they go and break after too much wear and
tear. For a road warrior-a businessman, student, artist, or
journalist who travels with their laptop often by
plane, train, and automobile-mice are unacceptable. Until MoGo
MouseBT. The MoGo MouseBT from Newton Peripherals was specially designed for frequent travelers who gave up on their big mice, who can't stand their laptop's trackpads and trackpoints, and who find micro-mice reprehensible and awfully too small. The MoGo MouseBT is small, about business card sized, but it's just large enough to get your hand around it comfortably and securely. |
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The real catch perhaps is that the MoGo Mouse is
Bluetooth enabled, so you can use it on whatever surface, if any
at all, that you want. It is also rechargeable and able to be
stored in-get this-your laptop's PC card slot. Slip it in there,
and it'll be fully charged and raring to go in an hour. No
batteries are included with the MoGo MouseBT, because batteries
aren't necessary. The mobile mighty mouse made a splash at the recent Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas in January, just in time for its scheduled release on the U.S. market in the first quarter of this year. It should also be available around the world at the company's network of channel partners and direct marketers. The price: $69.95 retail in the United States. By Matthew Brodsky - Laptopical Wednesday, January 18, 2006 |
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