Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000 User manual

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Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000
Fact Sheet
September 2008
What: The Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000 delivers comfort on the go with an
ambidextrous shape designed by Microsoft’s in-house ergonomist for
comfort in either hand, and a snap-in receiver so consumers can take the
mouse anywhere. With more than six months of battery life on one AA
battery1, a two-color battery life indicator and no software needed, this mouse
is the perfect computing companion.
This modern mouse is based on the design of the No. 1 best-selling notebook
mouse in the U.S.2and includes stylish color offerings so consumers can pick
their favorite among black, white, or the following special edition colors:
Blue sapphire
Red garnet
Pink topaz
Purple amethyst
Green emerald
Format: The Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000 connects directly to a Universal
Serial Bus (USB) port and operates on both the PC and Macintosh platforms.
Additional software features are available for download at
http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/downloads.
Features
And Benefits: ●Compact shape and ambidextrous form designed by ergonomic experts
for superior comfort with sculpted finger grooves and rubber side grips.

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Back button allows users easily to navigate among folders and Web
pages with one simple click.
Snap-in receiver conserves battery life by automatically turning off
power when snapped into the bottom of the mouse. Delivering an average
of more than six months of battery life2with one AA battery, this mouse
reduces inconvenient work stoppages required to replace batteries or
recharge.
Battery life indicator shows two colors: green when the batteries have
sufficient power and red when the batteries are running low.
Additional software features to enhance your productivity, including the
Magnifier tool, available for download at
http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/downloads.
Microsoft High Definition Optical Technology puts ultimate
performance in the palm of the hand. The mouse is equipped with the
exclusive Microsoft Intelligent Tracking System for smoother tracking,
1,000 dots per inch for more responsiveness and 6,000 frames per second
for better precision.
Wireless freedom eliminates the inconvenience of connecting your
mouse to the laptop with cumbersome cables.
System
Requirements: To use the Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000, consumers should download the
mouse software at http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/downloads for full
functionality of all features. Users also need the following:
For a Windows-based PC:
Windows Vista or Windows XP
100 MB of available hard disk space
Available USB port on the PC
Internet access for certain features
For Macintosh:
Mac OS X v10.2x-10.5x
30 MB of available hard disk space
Available USB port on the computer
Internet access for certain features
Availability
And Pricing: The Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000 will be available later this month for an
estimated retail price of $29.95 (U.S.).3The following special edition colors
will be available only at Target stores: blue sapphire, red garnet, pink topaz
and purple amethyst. All colors will be available later this year.

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The Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000 in black and white is now available for
special pre-sale on Amazon.com and will ship later this month when the
product is widely released.
The Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000 is backed by a worldwide three-year
limited hardware warranty. The limited warranty and license agreement are
available at http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/warranty.
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1Source: The NPD Group Inc., based on U.S. retail and commercial dollar sales from March 2005 to November 2007.
2 Many users average more than six months of battery life.
3 Actual retail prices may vary.
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