CES: New Generation MoGo Mouse Launched
Newton Peripherals, has announced a new generation of the MoGo mouse.
Newton Peripherals, has announced a new generation of the MoGo mouse, specifically designed to work with ExpressCard/54-equipped laptop computers.
The MoGo Mouse X54 is a Bluetooth-enabled wireless mouse designed for mobile computer users whose laptops are equipped with an ExpressCard/54 slot, including those manufactured by Acer, Dell, Fujitsu, Gateway, HP, Lenovo, NEC and Toshiba. It folds flat, stores and recharges in the ExpressCard/54 slot, and delivers a range of enhancements over the first generation of MoGo Mouse.
The MoGo Mouse X54 features built-in center scrolling capability through an integrated scroll pad; "auto-on" functionality when the mouse is removed from the laptop's ExpressCard/54 slot, more user-intuitive feel, with deeper finger depressions for more natural operation; and does not require software drivers.
In addition, the MoGo Mouse X54 also incorporates the latest in Bluetooth technology, enabling millions of laptop users to go wireless without requiring the use of adapters.
More from News AnalysisMoGo Mouse X54 will be available in the second quarter of this year from a worldwide network of authorized resellers, at an MSRP of $79.99.
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