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With support for “18 buttons, an analog joystick, and support for as many as 52 key commands,” it’s for people who think the new Apple Magic Mouse has gone a tad too far the other way. Designed for use with the free Open Office suite, the three extra fingers needed to operate it are, well, extra.




  1. Ho-Lip Tex says:

    I totally want this. 3d software and games are meant for this. Troglodytes need not apply :P

  2. JWKessler says:

    Why not just stick a laser on the bottom of your keyboard and eliminate one gizmo on your desk?

  3. GetSmart says:

    All the other buttons besides the Left, Right and Scroll is what I use the damn keyboard for anyway. This thing looks like a six month learning curve before you stop getting tea bagged in Call of Duty.
    Open Source doesn’t mean you have to have a hole in your head.

  4. Glenn E. says:

    Why not replace the mouse with some kind of wireless glove or something. If they can put transponders in car keys (and they can). Why not do the same in some less bulky that computer mice? Maybe a pen or wand.

  5. Glenn E. says:

    This pic has got to be a fake. Because the gear shift level is missing.

  6. lrademac says:

    as I used to play WoW I would agree a mouse like this would be great with all the keys/buttons for macros up the wazoo…

    but it would be killer for people like me with CTS.

    I’ll stick with my trackball.

  7. lrademac says:

    ha ha ha… clicked the pic to goto the OpenOffice site and read the press release!

    I knew it would be perfect for gamers:

    “20 default profiles for popular games and applications, including OpenOffice.org 3.1, Adobe Photoshop, the Gnu Image Manipulation Program (GIMP), World of Warcraft, and the Call of Duty series.”



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