July 15, 2008
The Arc is a new innovative mouse from Microsoft that looks like that, an arc. This crescent shaped mouse is stylish in design but I doubt if it has an ergonomic reason.
The mouse from Microsoft is collapsible, meaning you can fold the mouse. No detailed tech specs were given yet but the $60 price tag is already known. Black and red versions will be available soon.
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