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Genius launches new, eco-friendly mouse - Genius DX Eco Mouse

Taiwan based computer peripherals company, Genius, has announced their new environment friendly Genius DX Eco Mouse, which is a wireless mouse from their

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Karan Shah|Nov 22, 2011, 14:05:50 IST

Taiwan-based computer peripherals company, Genius has announced their new environment friendly Genius DX Eco Mouse, which is a wireless mouse from their Genius Blue Eye Family. The Genius DX –Eco is battery-free mouse and hence contributes in its own special way to protect the environment.

New mouse helps protect the environment

New mouse helps protect the environment

The mouse comes with a built-in gold capacitor, which helps the mouse expand its rechargeable life to upto 100,000 times. According to the company, all it requires is a quick charge for 3 minutes and it’s ready to use. The Genius BlueEye technology works on the 2.4GHz frequency and works up to 15 metres. As par of the features, it’s got anti-interference to ensure that no other devices in the vicinity spoil the transmission and reception. The mouse comes with four hot keys to access previous/next pages, flying scroll and dpi adjustment between 800 and 1600dpi.

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Here are the features of the product:

  • 2.4GHz Battery Free mouse
  • 1600 DPI BlueEye Engine
  • Flying Scroll for Hyper scroll document browsing
  • Works on dusted glass, marble, carpet and Sofa
  • Ergonomic design with rubber comfort on thumb grip

The Genius DX-Eco mouse is available at a price of USD 49.9 (Rs.2,600) and comes with a company warranty of 3 years.

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First Published:Nov 22, 2011, 14:05:50 IST
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