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Microsoft Launches Wireless Mouse and Keyboard Combination Products

Posted By Mariella Moon Published in Keyboards & Mice

Sep

Yet two more products Microsoft launched a couple of days ago when the company announced the new BlueTrack mouse technology. These are the Wireless Laser Desktop 6000 (above) and the Wireless Media Desktop 1000 (below).

The Wireless Laser Desktop 6000 is comprised of the Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 (with a snap-in transceiver at the bottom) and the Wireless Keyboard 6000, both of which are available for sale separately. The set which has “curves” as a theme for both mouse and keyboard design, uses 2.4GHz wireless technology, allowing users access to their computers up to 30 feet away. It comes equipped with various Media Center control keys and a battery life indicator. The Wireless Media Desktop 1000, on the other hand, is a simpler mouse and keyboard combination that makes do without the 6000’s fancy features.

The Wireless Laser Desktop 6000 and Wireless Media Desktop 1000 will ship later this month for $99.95 and $49.95 respectively.

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Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 6000 | Other Gadget Says, in 9-13-2008 at 00:37:55

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penpusher Says, in 9-13-2008 at 13:55:43

Well this wireless keyboard from Microsoft rocks! However I think it is too bulky especially if you need to use it for a laptop or even a mobile phone and you plan to be on a trip. I particularly like this Fabric Wireless Keyboard I bought from http://www.pressdigital.com.au/ as it is very convenient. I hate being idle so whenever I have to wait for a friend for a few hours I get my laptop or mobile phone and pronto! I am at work. This wireless keyboard which easily folds up after each use has made life easier for me and my shoulders—no extra weight here.