Mouse — 24 February 2010
The Eclipse touchmouse isn’t exactly what we’d call a game changer, but aesthetically in bring something different to the table. It’s finished in a brushed aluminum and sports Bluetooth connectivity. Instead of a physical scroll wheel they’ve opted for a touchscroll module that provides 4-way onscreen scrolling, a 1600dpi laser sensor and a built-in set of motion commands – called quicktouch – for opening a browser window, navigating back and more by simply touching the touchscroll and dragging the mouse in a direction.
The Eclipse Touchmouse will retail for $60 and is available now.
[via iTechnews]
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