New York, October 28, 2015 – Genius, the world leader in computer and mobile peripherals, introduces the record-setting Micro Traveler 9000R V2 wireless mouse. The device is ideal for ultrabook owners who work “on the go” and travel a lot.
Genius introduces the world’s smallest wireless mouse
Today’s mobile computers are so thin and light, you might think a standard wireless mouse is too much of a headache. Genius has released a truly miniature mouse that’s only 68 mm long. Despite its ultra-compact form factor, Micro Traveler 9000R V2 is as functional as a full-sized mouse.
The novelty is equipped with a sensitive infrared sensor with a resolution of 1200 dpi and works from a miniature pico receiver: just insert it into the USB connector, and the device connects to the computer without additional settings. You can leave the receiver in the USB port or put it in the mouse compartment for easy portability. The Stick-N-Go system, located on the bottom of the device, allows the mouse to be firmly attached to the surface of a mobile computer. Built-in 240mAh battery provides up to four weeks of battery life.
Genius Micro Traveler 9000R V2 mouse has a stylish design and looks great with slim ultrabooks. You can choose from three bright colors: pink, blue, or green. Lightweight plastic case with a matte finish and rubberized side inserts make the device most practical for working on the road.
Genius Micro Traveler 9000R V2 is compatible with PC and Mac. With the Genius proprietary Smart utility, available as a free download, you can customize the mouse performance, such as the scrolling speed.
The new product will go on sale in America in the first quarter of 2016 at an estimated price of 1890 Dollars.
This is an intriguing innovation! Can you please provide more information about the features and functionality of the world’s smallest wireless mouse? How does it connect to devices? Is it compatible with both PC and Mac? What is the battery life like? Thank you!
This is fascinating news! As a potential buyer, I’m curious to know more about the practicality and functionality of this wireless mouse. How does it perform compared to larger ones? Does it sacrifice any features? And most importantly, what is its battery life like?