Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse
 | Outdated Product $99.00 Not being like most of its counterparts, this device, however, is a mouse in class. External features, in addition to the form, include a touchpad: it replaces both the keys and the scroll wheel, is designed for use with Windows 8 and has a set of gestures designed for this OS separately for one, two and three fingers. It is also worth noting the automatic transition to sleep mode simultaneously with the main device, which saves battery power. The optical sensor is made using BlueTrack technology. |
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Not being like most of its counterparts, this device, however, is a mouse in class. External features, in addition to the form, include a touchpad: it replaces both the keys and the scroll wheel, is designed for use with Windows 8 and has a set of gestures designed for this OS separately for one, two and three fingers. It is also worth noting the automatic transition to sleep mode simultaneously with the main device, which saves battery power. The optical sensor is made using BlueTrack technology.
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Control:
One finger swipe anywhere
One finger swipe anywhere
- Scroll in any direction.
- Scroll in any direction.
- Up: Maximize the window to full screen.
- Right or Left: Expand to the right or left half of the screen (Aerosnap).
- Down: If the window is maximized, it becomes normal (not full screen). If normal, it collapses.
- Down — minimize all windows.
- Up — Thumbnails of open windows appear on top of the screen (a bit like a traditional Alt+Tab toggle, but done in a more modern way, above a darkened desktop), where you can select the desired programme.
