Of note, it does feature the company's BlackTrack technology, which lets consumers go anywhere and work with confidence on more surfaces (like pants and marbel countertops) than when using optical and laser mice. At a glance, the mouse doesn't seem all that exotic compared to rivals from Razer and the like, but again, this set was designed for the average user and not the hardcore gamer. As for the included Wireless Mouse 5000, you'll find rubber side grips and a.n ambidextrous shape for comfort in either hand.

The firm is starting that today with the introduction of the Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000, a keyboard and mouse combo that sports a slick, ergonomic look along with lots of tasteful Windows 7 features that early adopters will surely appreciate.Īs you can see in the shot of the keyboard, Microsoft utilizes a Comfort Curve layout that encourages natural wrist posture with a slight six-degree curve, and there's also a soft-touch palm rest to keep those wrists comfortable during long typing/gaming sessions. With Windows 7 released to manufacturing, Microsoft has but one thing to do during the run-up to the operating system's October 22nd launch date: produce Win7-centric accessories.

Microsoft comfort curve keyboard 5000