Small features for travelling notebook users
26 Jul 2007
Logitech has launched a wireless mouse with a tiny receiver for use with notebooks.
The Logitech VX Nano cordless mouse has been developed for travellers and comes with what the company claims is the world’s smallest USB receiver.
The attachment sticks out only 8mm from the edge of the notebook. This means that it can be kept in while travelling, minimising the risk of losing it.
The mouse itself has a fast scrolling mode and forward and back buttons to help when navigating the internet. It also comes with a one-touch search button, which enables people to display results from a favourite page.
The mouse and receiver will be available from late August, priced £49.99.
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