When you think of the word ‘mouse’ a furry little animal with white gloves comes to mind. I’m not talking about Mickey today (although I do love Disney), but more along the lines of the good old computer mouse. I guess we’re all used to tapping away on our touchscreens to even think about them these days.
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- The supported platforms for Penclic Mouse are all operating systems that support HID 1.1. These include Windows XP or later, Mac OSX version 10.1 or later and most Linux/BSD flavors. No extra software/driver installation is needed.
- Operates on almost any surface without any pad or tablet.
- Implements a 3-buttons and scroll wheel mouse.
- USB Connection
- AAA 1.2V NiMH Recharging battery (Everyday use last approximately 1 months before charging is needed).
- Charging via USB.
- LR 03/AAA/1.5V Alkaline Non-rechargeable battery can be used. NOTE: DO NOT RECHARGE
- Energy saving mode starts after 10 min, press left click (button 1) to activate.
- Wireless reach, minimum 5 metres.
- Dpi settings 800 – 1200 – 1600.
If you’re after a new mouse, you might wanna try the Penclic R3 or if you’re simply looking for a new bit of kit it’d make a great addition to your PC/laptop experience. You can find more reviews of the product here and the product is available to purchase here.
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