Logitech launches MX1000 Laser Cordless Mouse
Logitech has silently launched a new cordless MX-series mouse, the MX1000 Laser Cordless Mouse. This will probably be the successor to the MX700 mouse. The main difference between the MX700 and the MX1000 is that newer one doesn't use an optical sensor, but a new laser which is, according to Logitech, 20 times more accurate than an optical sensor.
The Logitech MX1000 has a Tilt Wheel and it promises a longer battery life thanks to a lithium-ion battery. The status of this battery can be read out directly from the mouse. Just like the MX700 the MX1000 uses the FastRF technology to transfer data from the mouse to the cradle.
The mouse has about the same shape as the MX700, but a darker exterior.
The European advice price seems to be 79.99EUR, but some shops already list it for less 60EUR.

Source: Tweakers (Dutch), the site also has three pictures of the mouse.
The Logitech MX1000 has a Tilt Wheel and it promises a longer battery life thanks to a lithium-ion battery. The status of this battery can be read out directly from the mouse. Just like the MX700 the MX1000 uses the FastRF technology to transfer data from the mouse to the cradle.
The mouse has about the same shape as the MX700, but a darker exterior.
The European advice price seems to be 79.99EUR, but some shops already list it for less 60EUR.

Source: Tweakers (Dutch), the site also has three pictures of the mouse.
I need a new mouse because my MX700 is having some charging problems, probably I'll buy the new MX1000.
Reply@author Jeeses... poor job in translating from www.tweakers.net Why dont you just post the link if you wanna inform us about these things in the future? Seems like the author has a really small vocabulary and makes aufull mistakes when translating from dutch.
ReplyAny NiMH battery (2x) will replace them just fine :-)
ReplyRemoved by request?! I just bought one of them at Comp-USA (Aug 30th!) Someone at logitech marketing needs to call the shipping department!
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