Aug 14 2008

Logitech V550 Nano mouse

Posted by Jim as Accessories

Logitech is again defining great strategies that ups the usability of the humble computer mouse. The Logitech V550 Nano mouse features a really small receiver that you just plug into your USB drive, and literally forget it’s there. Battery lasts for a a hefty 18-months, which I think is a primary concern.

Here’s a brief run-through of features and specifications:

Clip-and-Go dock: Allows you to clip your mouse to your notebook—and go. Easy-to-attach, easy-to-remove dock is compatible with all notebooks. Now, you’ll have one less thing to carry.

Plug-and-Forget Nano-receiver: Barely larger than a coin, the Nano-receiver is so small that once you plug it into your notebook, you can forget about it. Your mouse is always ready to use.

18 months of battery life: Virtually eliminates the hassle of changing batteries.* The On/Off button saves power. Plus, the mouse automatically turns off when docked to your notebook.

Storable Plug-and-Forget Nano-receiver: Store the Nano-receiver inside the mouse, if necessary. When stored inside the battery compartment, the mouse turns off automatically.

Logitech’s advanced 2.4 GHz wireless: Logitech’s advanced 2.4 GHz wireless dramatically reduces interference with 300 times faster data rate.** Virtually no delays or dropouts—even in the busiest wireless environments. Enjoy all the benefits of a cord with the convenience of cordless.

Hyper-fast scrolling: Fly through long documents and Web pages as fast as you want to—one spin goes through up to 10,000 lines of a spreadsheet in seven seconds. Or, shift into click-to-click mode for more control with lists, slides, or photos. You’ll never go back to an ordinary scroll wheel.

Laser precision: Gives you more control than optical mice. Laser technology delivers smoother cursor control on virtually any surface.*** You’ll be more productive wherever you use your laptop.

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