Form-shifting mouse

By Joe • Jan 30th, 2008 • Category: All Articles

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Ever wish you could shape your mouse into any for you please? Well, there is a new concept, winner of the Red Dot Design Award 2007, called the Moldable Mouse, developed by Lite-On Technology. The mouse itself is made out of clay covered with polyurethane and nylon so that the user can transform the mouse into any shape. The base of the mouse houses the electronics and the batteries and the buttons aren't conventional ones, but RFID stickers, so that the user can place them wherever his/her heart desired. Unfortunately this is still a concept but hopefully a manufacturer will pick up the design and start mass-producing this ergonomically-friendly device.

Via [Techpin] 

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