Netbooks are possibly one of the best advancements in mobile computing of the last decade, but sometimes trying to get any substantial amount of work done on those tiny keyboards can be a real hassle. With the Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000, just thicker than the AAA battery that charges it, you have a great portable solution for your on the go needs. $90.
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With the Microsoft Explorer Mini Mouse, it can be used on just about any surface, which includes carpet and concrete, that would just send a lesser mouse into a complete frenzy. It also features a four-way scroll wheel, customizable buttons, and a mini receiver that snaps in on the bottom for superior portability. $40.
No one can dictate where you can or cannot work except the limitations on you devices. With the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000, neither carpet, granite, or wood can stop you from working. This mouse is equipped with Microsoft’s BlueTrack technology which combines the advantages of optical tracking and lasers to allow you to work on any surface. Running on the 2.4GHz frequency, you’ll also have the freedom to work up to 30 feet away without interference. Have fun with the 4-way scroll, 5 programmable buttons, rubberized side grips, and a magnifier button. The 10-month battery life also guarantees longer working hours for you. $50.
Nintendo has a reason to be worried now, since Microsoft unveiled their latest project at this week’s E3. For now it is just called project Natal, and it is a camera that captures motion data and can recognize both faces and voices. No need to pick up a Wii controller, your body is the controller with this thing. $TBA.
Even though they are a year or so behind, Microsoft doesn’t want to be outdone by the iPod touch, and has announced their Zune HD. The Zune HD features a 3.3 inch capacitive OLED screen, HD Radio, Internet browsing, 720p Video out, and access to Xbox Live’s Video Marketplace. We doubt that we will ever see a phone on this thing though. $TBA.
The Rock Band drum kit for Microsoft Xbox 360 console will bring you to a new level of gaming experience. This officially licensed drum kit is claimed to withstand over 1 million strikes. It consists of one ultra-thin navigation panel for easy in-game setup, two soft-tip two-piece replacement drumsticks and a remote kick drum pedal. If you are interested, you can purchase this Portable Rock Band Drum Kit for Xbox 360 at the GameShard Store. $60.
