When man first learnt of them, they had dirty fur, smelt bad and could give you a bad disease with a nasty bite. Men conquer everything, though, and the mouse was tamed to help us work on computers and now they have evolved into tail-less versions of their ancestors.

Microsoft BlueTrack Technology brings shows off their latest hi-tech wares which include the Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000 which introduces the company’s first nano transceiver. The transceiver can be stored in the mouse but can also be plugged into the USB port of your computer. Debuting alongside this is the Wireless Mouse 5000 with snap-in transceiver and ambi-dextrous design. Chic and sleek, the mouse would be a great accompaniment to the Wireless Keyboard 3000 has 2.4GHz wireless techno and a minitransceiver. The Wireless Keyboard 3000 will be making an appearance only in June of this year for $40. The Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000 and Wireless Mouse 5000 which launched today costs $50 and $40, respectively.

If you can’t cough up so much money, then just participate in the BlueTrack Contest starting today and closing on the 2nd of June. Five lucky people can win the Microsoft Blue Prize Pack which makes up a Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000 plus the Wireless Desktop 3000, Marine Blue Arc Mouse and a Cool Blue LifeCam VX-5000.

Via: Microsoft