3 Best Touch Mice: Don't Click, Just Touch

You have seen how the computer mouse has changed its form from time to time: from ball mouse to optical mouse and now it’s time for a full touch surface mouse. These touch mouse are totally different from traditional mouse by its look and design, but they are still depend on traditional click method. Check out these stylish touch mice which makes your system respond to your touch.

1. Apple Magic Mouse

Apple Magic Mouse

Apple was the first to introduce touch mouse in the market. Magic Mouse features a seamless touch-sensitive enclosure that allows it to be a single or multi-button mouse with advanced gesture support. Using intuitive gestures, users can easily scroll through long documents, pan across large images or swipe to move forward or backward through a collection of web pages or photos. Magic Mouse works for left or right handed users and multi-button or gesture commands can be easily configured from within system preferences. The Magic Mouse has a price tag of Rs.4066.

2. Microsoft Touch Mouse

 

Microsoft Touch Mouse

 

Microsoft Touch Mouse is exclusively designed for Windows 7 based desktops and laptops. This touch mouse comes with Touch sensitive surface and with just a single touch user can scroll through all the documents or websites skillfully. The unique feature of Microsoft Touch Mouse is its fancy 'Blue Track sensor' which ensures that the mouse can work precisely on almost any surface. This touch mouse is available for Rs.3999.

3. Logitech Touch Mouse M600

Logitech Touch Mouse M600

The M600 is the latest addition to the M series mouse, launched last month at Consumer Electronics Show 2012 at Las Vegas. The mouse feels very comfortable in hands with its smooth edge design. It allows you to scroll, swipe and surf wherever your finger tips rest on the mouse.

The mouse also comes with software called Flow Scroll which makes the touch experience even better and feels like you are scrolling on your smartphone. This touch mouse will be available for $69.99 in U.S. by February end; in India the price and availability details are not yet announced.