Microsoft Explorer Mouse

Microsoft’ new wireless Explorer Mouse, is utilizing its new Blue Track technology. The Blue track, which optimize optical technology by using more advanced detection algorithms and higher-contrast images (by way of the blue LED) to generate greater amounts of surface detail and thus provide better tracking. The Explorer Mouse’s three-tone design, a combination of sliver, dark gray, and black, lends a more stylish elegance to the mousing experience. Although you can use a single AA battery to power the Explorer Mouse, it also comes with one rechargeable nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) battery. Under normal usage, you get about three weeks of moderate usage from a single charge. There is notification light on the center of the mouse’s top, which glows red if the mouse is critically low on power. The mouse’s 2.4 GHz wireless receiver plugs into A USB port, and it can be stowed in a small depression on the underside of the mouse.