Microsoft laser mouse notebook 6000

Though the receiver is a heavyweight, it turns in a featherweight's performance, as the Notebook Laser Mouse stops working just three feet from the laptop. Clipping the receiver into the mouse's base shuts it down, saving power by ensuring that it won't turn on accidentally. Microsoft claims a single AA battery should power the mouse for six months.

Microsoft is, above all else, a software company, and the IntelliPoint application included with the Notebook Laser Mouse shows the company's prowess. IntelliPoint's star feature is accessible at the press of the left-side zoom button. As one might expect, pushing it pops up a box that magnifies whatever is underneath the cursor.

Pushing the zoom button while in zoom mode lets you manipulate the size of the box and the zoom level. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Hi, Welcome and thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community. We appreciate your interest in Windows 10 Sorry for the delay in response. Expand all the devices on by one. Right-click on the device driver and click on Update. We will be glad to help you.

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Jan 11, PST. May not ship to Germany - Read item description or contact seller for shipping options. See details. Seller's other items. Sell one like this. The Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse is about 3. The mouse includes four buttons two on top, the wheel and one side. One of the new features of the mouse is the magnifier button. This new magnifier allows you to bring an zoom box on the screen in all types of programs.

One really cool thing about this feature is if, for example, you use it in Excel, Word, etc. This feature is a much improved version of the accessibility magnifier feature within Windows. The side button which is silver is meant to be the magnifier, but you can reassign that functionality if you wish.

Of course, the mouse has the Tilt Wheel technology included, which allows you to scroll left and right as well as having the additional button. I feel the mouse is one of Microsoft hardware's better mouse designs, and is a significant improvement over last year's model.

The top is metallic silver, with matching rubber grip material on the sides, and a plastic bottom. The side button is small and well integrated into the sleek design.

The scroll wheel is the standard transparent white, and is much smaller than last year's model. Because the mouse is ambidextrous, both left and right handed users will be able to use it. The Microsoft Laser Technology Logo is on the bottom. There is a open button on the bottom which pops out the battery compartment single AA - Energizer Battery included at the front of the mouse.

Microsoft Laser Technology. Microsoft has provided a well deserved update to an already great optical technology. This product includes the new Microsoft Laser Technology which aims to improve performance at much higher levels than the previous optical technology, including the High Definition Optical Technology on other Microsoft mice. T he technology is frames per second FPS - an improvement over the FPS of most of the previous optical mice.

Other technology improvements that have been made include dots per inch DPI resolution responsiveness , 85 million operations per second MOPS ,. Microsoft optical technologies have been well tested for many years now and work smoothly on most surfaces. Final Comments. The mouse design has been improved over last year's model, the notebook receiver is much smaller, and the mouse still provides all the standard features such as the Tilt Wheel you have come to expect from Microsoft mice.

The already great optical technology has been vastly improved to be more responsive, more precise, and much smoother with Microsoft's new Laser Technology.