Look, no wires

To be of benefit to the consumer, developments in technology need to be easy to use and operate, as well as offer worthwhile improvements on previous models.

The latest Microsoft hardware has been designed to deliver improved levels of performance, comfort and design. New developments include Microsoft's first-ever rechargeable, backlit keyboard and mouse, a notebook mouse with presenter and media-control functionality, webcams, and wireless calling devices.

For example, with the integrated hardware of Windows Vista¢ you can organise music, movies and other digital media from the coffee table or sofa. With 2.4Hz Bluetooth® technology, the Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 keyboard and mouse combo is loaded with features so you can take advantage of Windows Vista. It also includes the Wireless Laser Mouse 8000 and Microsoft's High Definition Laser Technology for more responsiveness, precision and smoother tracking.

For convenience, the Microsoft LifeCam NX-6000 is a notebook webcam that fits in your pocket. The lens retracts inside the aluminium body of the webcam, and the high definition video and high-quality still pictures ensure next-generation web video calling on your laptop, wherever you are in the world.

The Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse is a good example of the versatility of Microsoft. This notebook mouse serves as a four-in-one device, functioning as a Bluetooth laser notebook mouse, slide presenter, laser pointer and media remote.

For the home office, Microsoft has the Wireless Laser Desktop 6000 keyboard. Certified for Windows Vista, it is only 2.5cm thick and includes the Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 for high definition.

For more details on Microsoft hardware, visit the website: www.microsoft.com.

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