Microsoft Making Multitouch Arc Mouse?

Jul 2 2010, 2:08pm CDT | by Robert Evans

Microsoft may be working on a multitouch version of its Arc mouse, the Arc touch mouse (Electronista). This peripheral is believed to be a competitor to Apple's Magic Mouse. It should be the first Microsoft mouse to take advantage of multi-touch gesture support in Windows 7.

The new mouse has been spotted in a few European retailers and is expected to cost around $70. No launch date has been leaked yet.

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