Heated mouse, for those gamers in remote Siberian outposts
- June 20th, 2008
- 4 Comments
I have seen some weird ideas before but this one takes the cake. ChengDaLi (CDL), a China tech company, is selling a heated mouse. When I read this I had just one question, “What purpose does this serve?” I guess there must be a lot of people out there that get a cold hand when using a mouse. I know some people get sweaty palms but that’s another issue — and one that’s already been addressed.
You would think most people would just wear a glove on their mouse hand if coldness was an issue. Also, what about the hand that doesn’t have a heated mouse, do you let that one get cold or do they sell a heated keyboard? Maybe there’s a demand for these in the frozen wastes of outer Mongolia.
Comfortable Computing (Who am I?)
3 months ago
We’re selling heated computer accessoires for some years now (several models of a heated mouse, heated mousepad, heated gloves, heated slippers,…) - we ship worldwide.
Jon (Who am I?)
3 months ago
My laptop comes with a heated keyboard… I figured it was only a matter of time before this “technology” was applied to mice and other devices.
Jon
http://dreamclue.com …get the message!
WarmMe (Who am I?)
3 weeks ago
If you suffer from cold fingers, arthritis or carpal tunnel, you have to have a warm mouse.
http://www.warmmouse.com
Comfortable Computing (Who am I?)
3 weeks ago
There is also a heated mousepad available now at our online store:
http://www.comfortable-computing.com