Microsoft's new ergonomist-approved Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000 will launch later this month with a Comfort Curve keyboard that boasts a new layout that encourages natural wrist posture with a slight six-degree curve, and a comfortable soft-touch palm rest. The Microsoft Hardware Group made the keyboard ready for Windows 7 with smart one-touch features designed specifically for the Windows 7-based PCs.
The Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000 also includes the Wireless Mouse 5000, which has rubber side grips and an ambidextrous shape for left or right-handed users. The mouse uses Microsoft's BlueTrack Technology, which lets you use it on just about any surface. Both the mouse and keyboard wirelessly connect to the computer via a 2.4GHz mini-transceiver that works up to 30 feet away.
Look for the Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000 to hit stores late August for about $79.95
The Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000 also includes the Wireless Mouse 5000, which has rubber side grips and an ambidextrous shape for left or right-handed users. The mouse uses Microsoft's BlueTrack Technology, which lets you use it on just about any surface. Both the mouse and keyboard wirelessly connect to the computer via a 2.4GHz mini-transceiver that works up to 30 feet away.
Look for the Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000 to hit stores late August for about $79.95
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