Genius Introduces VoIP Mouse
Taiwan-based IT and Consumer Electronics provider Genius, has announced its latest VoIP Mouse
Taiwan-based IT and Consumer Electronics provider Genius, has announced its latest VoIP Mouse — Genius Navigator 380.
The Navigator 380 features a 1200 dpi optical engine, integrates mouse and internet phone functions and can support up to six Instant Messengers (Skype, MSN,Yahoo, GoogleTalk, QQ and AIM) combining them IMs into one window. The VoIP Mouse also features seven buttons for phone functions — Phone on/off, List up/down, Volume up/down and OK for call up the IM window.
The mouse has an LED that blinks and alerts users to incoming calls via IM. To answer the call users have to simply pick up the mouse and open it up like a clamshell mobile phone and talk.
Sandeep Ramani, Country Manager, KYE Systems (India) said, "With the unveiling of this futuristic product, Genius Navigator 380, I hope Genius, will go a long way to mark an era of innovative products and will accentuate particularly on nextgen products in future also. In a nut shell, this revolutionary device is an absolute necessity for a frequent traveller to reduce one’s burden and increase work efficiency."
More from News AnalysisThe Genius Navigator 380 is priced at Rs 1850 and is available with Transtek Infoways and Tirupati Enterprises, authorized distributors for Genius in India.
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