Posted by ketyung
on Dec/12/2008
at 11:10 am
If you have tiny hands, you’d prefer a tiny computer mouse. Those with real tiny hands may find difficulty to use most mice available in the market as they’re much bigger than your mousing hand.
But, no worry, we’re here to show you the world’s smallest optical mouse – the Z-Nano optical mouse. Look, the Z-nano measures only 42 x 21 x 17.65mm in size, which is really small. As shown in the picture, the hand seems to be too big to use the Z-nano mouse.
Despite the tiny size, it’s actually a fully functional optical mouse. It has a laser tracking resolution of up to 1600DPI which can be varied from 100 – 1,600 when needed. It’s not a wireless mouse, as we think the designer should have considered its tiny size to let it remain as a wired mouse instead of wireless. With a string attached, it won’t be mistakenly swiped into a bin when the user cleans the work desk. This little mouse carries a price tag of $60 which is above the average that could be due to its tiny size. Take a closer look at the features as follows:
* World’s smallest optical mouse (42 x 21 x 17.65mm).
* Slot in your own picture to personalize the mouse.
* Ultra-bright indicator LEDs.
* Provides hands-free automatic scroll modes.
* It’s easy to use, just plug it into a USB port and play.
* With its small size, you can bring it with you anytime, anywhere.
* Laser technology to track movement results in high tracking speeds.
* Works on nearly every surface, even on black or shiny surfaces.
* Wire management using rare-earth magnet.
* Uses a medical-grade USB cable for greater reliability.
* Uses high quality tact-switches from Japan for better clicks.
* Can track up to 1600 dots per inch (dpi) whereas a typical optical mouse tracks between 400 dpi and 800 dpi only.
* With ability to track higher dpi, sensitivity and accuracy is higher.
* Resolution (100 – 1600 dpi) can be selected to suit your needs.
* Easily trace the outline of any image with its unique pointer.
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December 13th, 2008 at 1:18 am
good job for the inventor. that means they do really care about others that don’t have big finger.
January 5th, 2009 at 1:06 am
For mobile users, portability is key.
Difficulty is getting it to be small AND functional.
Specs looks great!
Can’t wait to get one myself
February 9th, 2009 at 9:26 pm
Someone alerted me that there is a Valentine’s promotion for this Z-Nano.
Try the following link in facebook:
cy-gb.facebook.com/pages/Z-Nano/44317329314
You can get a PAIR of Z-Nano at only $80 for a limited period
That’s a whopping 33.33% discount!