Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Street Mouse TVR Tuscan Red
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Brand: Streetmouse
EAN: 5060111430146
Feature: Drive the TVR Tuscan around your desktop with the red Street Car Optical Mouse.
Label: LIZARD PRICE
Manufacturer: LIZARD PRICE
Publisher: LIZARD PRICE
Studio: LIZARD PRICE
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Drive the TVR Tuscan around your desktop with the red Street Car Optical Mouse.
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Summary: Coolest mouse ever!
Comment: Have been using this at home for the past year without problems. Looks really neat 'parked' on the LCD monitor stand base, which is just the right width for it. It is surprisingly comfortable to use.
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The Street Car Optical Mouse is modeled on the TVR Tuscan sports car and is packed with advanced features to help you zoom around your desktop.
Drive the TVR Tuscan as an optical mouse!
This compact and ergonomic mouse is fitted with a USB and PS/2 port and can be used on a PC, MAC or laptop. Optical Mouse larger image Optical Mouse larger image Optical Mouse larger image It has accurate 800 DPI optics which means you don't need a mouse pad and has two buttons and a scroll wheel.
Other features are bright LED headlights, rear taillights and red style wheels.
The Street Car Optical Mouse adds some character to your mouse and perfect for car fans.
Street Car Optical Mouse features:
One Street Car Optical Mouse (red)
Based on the TVR Tuscan model
Suitable for PC and laptop
PC and MAC compatible
Optical 800 DPI mouse
USB and PS/2 connectors
2 buttons with scroll wheel
Blue LED headlights
Red rear taillights
Chrome style wheels
Compact and ergonomic design
Attractive blister packaging
Size: Street Car Optical Mouse L 11.5cm x W 6.1cm x H 3.6cm
System requirement:
32MB hard disk space, Microsoft Windows 98, 2000, ME or XP No mouse pad required
Click here to see a larger image of the Street Car Optical Mouse
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