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Amkette Launches the 'ATOM'

Specially designed mice for Laptop and Netbook users

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Roshan DSilva|Dec 14, 2010, 15:58:00 IST

Amkette today announced the launch of the ‘ATOM’ Laptop mouse. It is the second in the "Colors-on-the-go” mice range. The ATOM is the perfect companion for Netbooks and Laptops - its compact, lightweight and the ambidextrous design provides excellent and practical ergonomics.

Mighty Mouse

The ATOM provides the user with a clutter free experience as the cord is not only retractable, but can also be adjusted to the desired length to prevent tangles. It also features an 800DPI sensor which allows absolute precision. Another feature which sets the ATOM apart from other mice is the double-oiled coating which makes it scratch free and durable and at the same time, the soft rubberized sides provide better and stress-free grip in spite of its travel-friendly size.

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Mr. Rajiv K Bapna, Director, Amkette said “Amkette is bullish about the lifestyle segment as we realize that users’ needs are changing with the changing times. ATOM mice will allow users to have a comfortable laptop experience by eliminating tangled cables without compromising on quality or style. This second series of the ‘Colors-on-the-go’ range has been designed keeping in mind professionals and students who are always on the go and need products which make their life easy. Its colors have been conceived keeping in mind the needs of both males and females."

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The Amkette ATOM is available for Rs. 399 and comes with a three-year warranty.

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First Published:Dec 14, 2010, 15:58:00 IST
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