|
So, what goes in it?
With less
moving parts, the Microsoft Intellimouse Optical is cheaper to make and should
guarantee a few things: it should stay clean (no ball and rollers to pick up
dust.) it should also last a long time (Microsoft backs
this up with a 5 year warranty,) and the unit should be very light and
comfortable.
So how does this all work? The MS
Intellimouse Optical is using Microsoft's "Intellieye" technology whereby a tiny digital
CMOS camera takes 1,500 pictures per second of the surface beneath the
mouse. Microsoft claims that the "Intellieye" technology will work with virtually
any surface, the preferred mousing surface is still an Everglide or
Ratpad. There is also an LED that flashes to illuminate the area when the mouse is
moved, the LED has a nice effect for those latenight frag-fests as well as
late night hardware reviewing...
Now lets see about those special features....
|
|
|
|