Published on December 9th,2005 at 8:40 AM
By >Daimaou - G.G-B

Long-lasting cordless Mice from Elecom

Elecom presents 2 new cordless mice (2.4GHz DS-SS or Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum) that offer twice the battery life than before: 66 days for the biggest one, the M-D10UR, and 25 days for the small one.




Via Elecom
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  • Anonymous

    Here is some additional information on these mice. Please keep in mind this is a rough translation

    The colors available are cool black, Sapphire Blue, Fire Red, and Natural white. These mice feature a seperate usb transmitter using the 2.4Ghz DSS technology with a range of about 30 or more feet. Also this unit features a docking port on the backside of the mouse itself so that you can slide the reciever into it when you are traveling with the mouse. So there are no extra parts to worry about loosing.

    Optical Specs:
    800dpi optical sensor that is said to catch the slightest movements and glides smoothly on your desk and even works correctly on clothing.

    Battery Specs:
    Continual functioning time: Approximately 140 hours
    Continual standby time: Approximately 410 days
    Available time: (Calucated using unit a full 8 hour day on a personal computer, when 25% of usage is allotted to mouse operation) approximately 66 days

    Transmitter Range:
    Operating unit with no obstructions Approximately 30m
    Operating unit with obstructions (EX. TV, Radio,Through walls)Approximately 10m. Units were tested in a office enviroment and performance is not guarenteed.

    Size:
    Mouse itself: W58.6 D102.0 H38.0mm (battery size not included)
    Receiver: W17.8 D66.5 H10.4mm

    Weight:
    Mouse itself: 63g (No battery installed)
    Reciever: 8.0g

    Accessories included: Personal Travel pouch, 1 Type 3 alkaline dry cell battery, and two operational manuals

    System Requirements: USB interface
    WindowsXP/2000/Me/98
    (This unit is not compatible With Windows95/NT )

    Compatible with Mac OS 8.6 – 9.x/Mac OS X (After 10.2 No additional drivers are needed)

    *With Mac OS, it is necessary to download the up-to-date driver from their website.

    Thats about all the info I got hope it helps

  • Cyclotron_burst

    Sorry I forgot to log in. But that is about the most I could get out of the website information wise.

  • Anonymous

    Where do you purchase this mouse?

  • Daimaou
    Guest said:
    Where do you purchase this mouse?

    only in Japan but if you want drop a mail here info@geekstuff4u.com they may help you

    cheers

  • Anonymous

    aww darn i *really* wanted one of these mouses.

 

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