Microsoft introduced two new computer mice today – the Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 and the Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000. We’ll start with the 6000 series which is essentially a full sized mouse for mobile users. Features of the Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 include the following:

• Snap-in transceiver for easy storage and mobility. Once the transceiver is snapped in, the mouse automatically turns off to conserve battery power
• 2.4GHz wireless transmission – with up to 30 feet of reach
• Proprietary High Definition Laser Technology with 1000 dots per inch resolution and 6000 frames per second performance
• Two color battery life indicator – red indicates battery is running low on power while blinking green means the mouse is charging (and solid green is a nice happy fully charged mouse)
• One touch access to Windows Vista’s Flip 3D interface (yeah.. how many of you actually use Flip 3D?)
• Tilt Wheel and Magnifier
• MSRP of $49.95 and available in March

The Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 is a desktop oriented rechargeable mouse. Features of the 7000 include:

• Recharge the mouse on a horizontal charging station
• One AAA rechargeable battery provides up to 3 weeks of power on a full charge
• 2.4GHz wireless with up to 30 feet range
• Microsoft High Definition Laser Technology with 1000 dots per inch resolution and 6000 frames per second performance
• One touch access to Flip 3D
• Tilt Wheel and Magnifier tool
• MSRP of $69.95 and available in March.

[Via Daily Tech]

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