The Mouse BT II

The Mouse BT II

August 4, 2006 - MacMice today announces the immediate availability
of The Mouse BT II, the fourth generation version of its industry
leading Bluetooth wireless mouse.

"We feel that The Mouse BT II delivers the right mix of traditional
functionality and modern styling elements most wanted by today's Mac
and Windows Bluetooth mouse buyers," says M.H. Peng, CEO of AllSpirit
Co. Ltd., maker of the the new mouse, "While Apple has been focusing
on bending the rules of how users interact with their mouse with
their 360-degree mini-scrollball and touch based "2-button" system,
we have focused more on simply improving the time proven user
interface elements everyone already uses and enjoys."

The Mouse BT II is a Bluetooth v1.2 compliant Bluetooth wireless
optical mouse with the latest in Apple-style design, with its smooth
bright white housing and traditional shape. It's Bluetooth circuitry
is the most stable and reliable in the industry on either Mac OS X or
Win XP systems, and, its accuracy and traditional 2-button controls
are the equal of anyone's expectations. It is the first product to
include our MicroScroll 10mm diameter mini scrollwheel encoder that
provides incredibly precise notchless fingertip control of cursor
motion. And, it uses rechargeable AAA lithium batteries and a plug-in
mini USB charging cradle to avoid unnecessary expense on replacement
batteries in the years ahead.

The Mouse BT II is available now for $69.99 from our web site or from
any of our worldwide retailers. http://www.macmice.com/mousebtii.html

 
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