Trust MI-4950R Wireless Optical Computer Mouse
September 15, 2009
For effective and speedy computing, it would be better that you pair 
up your computer with a powerful mouse. The best option would be Trust MI-4950R Wireless Optical Computer Mouse which comes with 8 buttons provided for varied functions. It has an optical movement detection technology. It provides easy wireless connection automatically with its smart link technology and thereby enhancing its flexibility. You can operate the mouse easily without having to bother about cables or wires.
This Trust Computer Mouse has an ultra small USB receiver which completely integrates with your notebook PC. The optical resolution of this mouse is 1000 dpi. It offers 2.4 GHz wireless operation in a range of up to 8 meters, ensuring quick response and better usability. The mouse has a tilt scroll wheel and special buttons are provided for controlling Media player, zoom in, zoom out and even web browsing. It also has a button to switch its sensitivity to 500 and 1000 dpi. The connectivity interface provided is USB - 4 PIN USB Type A.
Trust MI-4950R Computer Mouse is certified for Windows Vista. The operating systems required for it to operate are Microsoft Windows 2000 / XP and Microsoft Windows Vista. The software included is Drivers and utilities. Peripheral interface devices required are CD-ROM and USB port. The two batteries provided are of AA type and they are offered with extra long life with the latest power saving technology. Company offers a warranty of two years for this computer mouse.
| General Features | |
|---|---|
| Brand | Trust |
| Model | Trust MI-4950R Wireless Optical Computer Mouse |
| Technical features | |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
| Compatibility | USB |
| Number of buttons | 8 |
| Features | Tilt scroll wheel Plus Zoom, switch able resolution |
| Connectivity Interface | USB - 4 PIN USB Type A |
| Included Software | Drivers and utilities |
| Required OS | Microsoft Windows 2000 / XP, Microsoft Windows Vista |
| Warranty | 2 years |
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