The Combimouse combines the functionality of a QWERTY keyboard and a full-fledged optical mouse into one device. Basically, when users touch a "Contact Switch" found in the right unit, it switches to mouse mode -- I, O, J, K, L are used as mouse buttons. It's powered by four AA batteries (two for each side) and features USB connectivity. Currently, Combimouse Pty Ltd has finished its prototype and is ready to commercialize the product. No word yet on pricing and availability. Video clip after the jump.
[via engadget]
I don't see the left and right mouse buttons...or the middle...
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Posted at 05/06/2006 06:09am by
turboslut
interesting
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Posted at 05/06/2006 5:01pm by
jesse
Wow.
that is by far the most unusable piece of crap ive seen in a while
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Posted at 05/08/2006 10:29am by
Shaun
This, is completely ridiculous.
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Posted at 06/06/2006 10:09am by
adriaadriann
A Pittsburgh native who delivered some biting comments about Pirates ownership as well as the first pitch in PNC Park this season. http://young-gay.kiseek.com/
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