Sony SMU-WR1 wireless optical mouse

Apr 29 2004, 10:00am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sony has released a stylish round-shaped wireless optical mouse. The SMU-WR1 comes in six colors: purple, white, silver, blue, red, and black.

The metallic ball-shaped mice feature a simple design that includes two round mouse buttons and a scroll wheel. With its economical space design, the mouse has a diameter of only 64mm and a high scan resolution of 800dpi. Digital RF wireless technology ensures the device's smooth operation.

Audiocubes sells the Sony SMU-WR1 wireless optical mouse for $79.

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