Microsoft introduces new products to award-winning BlueTrack Technology family

Microsoft has introduced its newest products: the Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000 featuring Microsoft’s first nano transceiver, the full-sized ambidextrous Wireless Mouse 5000, and the sleek mouse and keyboard combo Wireless Desktop 3000 and Wireless Keyboard 3000. According to the developers all the products are based on BlueTrack technology that allows working on almost all surfaces from a granite kitchen countertop to the living room carpet. The technology has received awards including the Popular Science Best of What’s New award and the CNET Editors’ Choice Award.

Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000 is the first nano transceiver of Microsoft. Being a compact one it takes only 0.8 centimeters from the USB port and can be left plugged into the computer or be stored conveniently right in the mouse that makes everybody confident that that receiver won’t break during the travels. Wireless Mouse 5000 has the same features however it is a full-sized device. 

New mice will become available in June for the estimated retail prices of $49.95 and $39.95 respectively. 

One more product introduced by Microsoft it is the Wireless Desktop 3000, the first desktop to feature BlueTrack Technology which will be available in a stand-alone version. The keyboard has quiet touch keys, a thin-profile design and a soft-touch palm rest. Wireless Desktop 3000 perfectly fits the Wireless Mouse 5000 and its compact footprint, reliable 2.4 GHz wireless technology, and plug-and-play minitransceiver makes it a great notebook PC companion.

The keyboard will come to the market next month priced at $69.95. 

Company provides a worldwide three-year limited hardware warranty.