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"Like you're holding a pen!" ELECOM adds 2.4 GHz
wireless models
featuring ultra-compact
micro-receivers to
the "SCOPE NODE" laser sensor
mouse series |
In early June, ELECOM CO., LTD. (Head
office: Chuo-ku, Osaka; President: Junji Hada) will add
the "M-SN2DL series" to the laser sensor mouse "SCOPE
NODE" lineup that is designed under an unconventional
mouse concept of "Like you're holding a pen!" The
M-SN2DL series will comprise 2.4 GHz band wireless
models equipped with ultra-compact
micro-receivers.
The SCOPE NODE lineup represents
3-button laser sensor mice based on an unconventional
concept of "Like you're holding a pen!" derived from
ELECOM's untiring efforts to achieve rational design.
Following the M-SN1UL series released in April 2009, the
M-SN2DL series wireless models feature ultra-compact
"micro-receivers."
The ultra compact, coin-size
micro-receiver is designed to minimize its presence when
plugged into the USB port. The receiver can be left
connected to the USB port of a laptop computer while it
is being carried, or can also be stored into the mouse
body. The wireless "2.4 GHz band/DS-SS system" ensures
stable cursor movement from a distance of approx. 10 m
above non-magnetic materials or approx. 3 m above
magnetic materials (e.g., steel desk).
The laser
sensor is capable of achieving a higher recognition rate
in low-contrast situations than that of a conventional
optical mouse. The sensor can accurately translate
subtle movement of the mouse into the cursor movement.
The SCOPE NODE is also characterized by its laser sensor
position aligned to that of the pen tip, so that the
sensor's high-resolution performance (1600 dpi) can be
accurately represented on the screen. In short, you can
use "a PC monitor and a mouse" just like "a piece of
paper and a pen" because you can use the mouse just
"like you're holding a pen!" for writing or
drawing.
That's all we have to say about the
SCOPE NODE series. Just take a look, pick it up, and
enjoy the
feeling... |
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M-SN2DL
series
Photo: M-SN2DLSV1 (Shiny
silver) |
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Enjoy the familiar feeling,
"Like you're holding a pen!"
ELECOM adds
2.4 GHz wireless laser sensor mice equipped with
micro-receivers to the "SCOPE NODE"
lineup. |
| Wireless laser
sensor mouse "SCOPE NODE" |
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| M-SN2DLSV1 (Shiny silver) |
M-SN2DLSV2 (Matte silver) |
M-SN2DLBK
(Black) |
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In the SCOPE NODE series, the
laser sensor is placed in the position of a pen
tip. Enjoy the familiar feeling, "Like you're
holding a pen!" |
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The ultra-compact
micro-receiver can be left connected to the USB
port of laptop computer when carried. The
receiver can also be stored in the mouse
body. |
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The noise-resistant 2.4 GHz
band/DS-SS system achieves cursor movement from
a distance of approx. 10 m above non-magnetic
materials or approx. 3 m above magnetic
materials (e.g., steel desk). |
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The laser sensor is capable of
achieving a higher recognition rate in
low-contrast situations than that of a
conventional LED optical mouse. |
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The sensor's high-resolution
performance (1600 dpi) can accurately translate
subtle movement of the mouse into the cursor
movement. |
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The optimal weight balance
enhances operability. |
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The big wheel (27 mm in
diameter) ensures comfortable
scrolling. |
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The low power consumption
design provides many hours of operation with one
AAA battery. |
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The automatic sleep function
and the power-off switch prevent battery
consumption while the mouse is not in
use. |
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Integrated lamp indicating
remaining battery power to notify when change of
battery is required |
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Eliminates the inconvenience of
installing a dedicated driver,
etc. |
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Conforms to the safety level
for the Class 1 Invisible Beam
standard* |
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* Do not look at the laser
light through optics, e.g., microscope or a
magnifying glass, as it may harm your eyes. The
USB connector is also design-oriented. |
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System requirements: a PC
equipped with USB interface running on the
following OS (Japanese OS only) Windows Vista®
(incl. SP1) / Window® XP (SP2 - SP3) Mac OS X
(10.5 - 10.5.6) |
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Interface: USB ■Pick-up: laser
sensor ■Resolution: 1600 dpi |
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Laser specifications:
conforming to the Class 1 safety level
stipulated in JIS C 6802 and IEC 60825-1
specified by the International Electrotechnical
Commission |
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Communication system: DS-SS
(Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum) system ■Radio
frequency: 2.4 GHz band |
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Radio wave range: approx. 10 m
above non-magnetic materials (e.g., wooden desk)
or approx. 3 m above magnetic materials (e.g.,
steel desk) (values achieved in manufacturer
tests) |
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Reference time when an alkali
battery is used: continuous operation time:
approx. 71 hours, continuous standby time:
approx. 95 days |
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Estimated battery life (based
on working on a computer 8 hours/day and
operating the mouse 25% of the total working
time): approx. 32 days |
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Applicable batteries: AAA
alkali batteries, AAA lithium batteries, AAA
Oxyride batteries, AAA NiMH rechargeable
batteries |
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Size: W 75 x D 110 x H 38 mm
■Weight: 90 g * not incl. a
battery |
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Accessories: receiver x 1
(size: W 16 x D 19 x H 8 mm, weight: 1 g), an
AAA alkali battery for operation checks x
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| The ultra-compact
micro receiver can be stored in the mouse
body. |
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| Equipped with a big
wheel, 27 mm in diameter |
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A laser sensor of
1600 dpi
* The photo shows a
model for the European
market. |
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The descriptions in this release are based on the information at the time of announcement. Please note that the descriptions are subject to change without notice. |
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