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Friday June 26, 2009
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Peripheral-maker Belkin has released some eye-catching new styles lately, and that definitely includes this line of three just-announced mice. All are in the Comfort Mouse line, and have a downward-sloping shape that's designed to fit the hand more naturally.
The Wireless Comfort Mouse (pictured above) comes with a USB dongle that connects to your laptop. When moving from room to room, you can hook the mouse onto the dongle, so that it stays in place and travels with you. It includes a power save mode that puts it to sleep after eight minutes of inactivity to save battery power. It comes in midnight blue, pitch black, fuchsia, and candy red, and lists for $29.99.
The Bluetooth Comfort Mouse connects via a 2.4GHz Bluetooth signal and offers a laser optical sensor for working on different surfaces. It comes in black and white, and lists for $49.99.
The Retractable Comfort Mouse includes a retractable cable that snaps back when not in use. It comes in pitch black, midnight blue, fuchsia, and candy red, and lists for $19.99.
All three new mice work with both Windows and Macintosh computers. The Wireless and Bluetooth models will arrive in U.S. stores this month, while the Retractable debuts in August.
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