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A wireless mouse you can practically use anywhere

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A wireless mouse you can practically use anywhere

This is a portable mouse that includes Microsoft's BlueTrack technology, which combines optical and laser technologies to let you use the mouse on more surfaces, including carpet, granite and wood. Read full story

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