Microsoft’s latest high-definition wireless laser notebook mouse cranks up the power of the connection to your computer with 2.4GHz wireless.
This means that even in crowded areas you can use the mouse up to a range of 30ft. The Microsoft Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse 7000 looks sleek and comfortable to use, with a tilt wheel in the centre that can be moved from side to side as well as backwards and forwards.
At 1000dpi, the Notebook Laser Mouse 7000 should be responsive and precise. And with Microsoft's Intelligent Tracking System, Microsoft claims it has improved the mouse's tracking, making it smoother to use.
You can scroll horizontally and vertically, as the Microsoft Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse 7000 is a four-way scroller. And you can zoom in instantly by pressing the Magnifier button. Battery life can be conserved by using the snap-in receiver to turn the mouse off. This can be snapped in to your mouse while you travel to preserve energy on the move.
The Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse 7000 will be shipping on 4 October and is estimated to retail at £39.
Microsoft Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse 7000
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