Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000 Special Edition
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Compatible with Windows® 7
Choose from 5 new colors and go wireless with a comfortable mouse that sets up in seconds. Smooth optical performance, a scroll wheel and four buttons keep you productive. Simply snap in the receiver to automatically turn off the mouse, saving battery life.
Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000 Special Edition
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Features
One Comfort   more
Designed by ergonomic experts for comfort in either hand, with rubber grips featured on each side of the mouse.
Two Snap-in Receiver   more
Plug in the snap-in receiver when you’re ready to work, then snap it into your mouse when you travel, preserving battery life.*
Three 4 Buttons   more
Use the Back button to easily navigate folders or Web pages, and press the scroll wheel for AutoScroll.
Four Battery Status Indicator   more
Red light indicates when your battery is running low.
Five Magnifier   more
Point and click to enlarge and edit details using the Magnifier**.
Six High Definition Optical Technology   more
Microsoft High Definition Optical mouse products are more precise, more responsive, and deliver smoother tracking.
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*Many users average more than six months of battery life.
**Magnifier is not compatible with Direct3D® API in full screen mode, media players, OpenGL, and Layered Windows. If you are using Mac OS X, the Magnifier enlarges text and images on the entire screen.
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MSRP: $29.95
Part Number: 6BA-00023
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