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Tuesday October 13, 2009
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The traditional mouse's shape is ideal for the desktop, but less so for the living room. With Internet video increasingly invading the biggest screen in the house, several peripheral companies have already taken a stab at creating the ideal controller for the reclining viewer. Now GlideTV has stepped in with the GlideTV Navigator.
Using a design new for mice but old for ashtrays, the GlideTV Navigator is a shallow bowl-shaped device that combines the functions of a keyboard, mouse, and remote. The clickable touchpad lets you choose on-screen items, while the playback buttons make it easy to start and stop media. It works with a rechargeable battery, so you don't need to constantly load it with AAs.
The GlideTV Navigator was a hit at CES this year and now it's finally available. Pick it up for $149 (steep, right?) at the GlideTV site.
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