LyonHrt
October 21st, 2008, 12:31
http://uk.gizmodo.com/bluetrack.jpg
It's like Attack Of The Killer Mice around here lately. Yesterday we had the slinky new Microsoft Arc Mouse and now we have BlueTrack.
We reported on a new MS mouse using something called BlueTrack last month, which the company was modestly touting as the next best thing in Mousedom. Well, the covers are off now and Microsoft still thinks BlueTrack kicks the ass of optical and laser mouse technology. A bold claim indeed.
BlueTrack Technology employs a large blue beam and specular optics working with a new image sensor and proprietary pixel geometry to enable a mouse to work on more surfaces than any other, from "granite worktops to the living room carpet".
Source Gizmodo (http://uk.gizmodo.com/2008/09/11/microsoft_bluetrack_unveiled_t.html)
It's like Attack Of The Killer Mice around here lately. Yesterday we had the slinky new Microsoft Arc Mouse and now we have BlueTrack.
We reported on a new MS mouse using something called BlueTrack last month, which the company was modestly touting as the next best thing in Mousedom. Well, the covers are off now and Microsoft still thinks BlueTrack kicks the ass of optical and laser mouse technology. A bold claim indeed.
BlueTrack Technology employs a large blue beam and specular optics working with a new image sensor and proprietary pixel geometry to enable a mouse to work on more surfaces than any other, from "granite worktops to the living room carpet".
Source Gizmodo (http://uk.gizmodo.com/2008/09/11/microsoft_bluetrack_unveiled_t.html)