Microsoft Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000

While I was reviewing Tiny-USB Keyboard while ago, I mentioned that until we have easier and faster way to transfer spoken words into computer, keyboards ,as we know them, are here to stay. Good news is that the latest input devices coming with very inovative features to help computer users do the job faster and in more efficient way. As for a bad news, more than seven in 10 Americans( by Kelton Research, June 2009) have felt discomfort from keyboard use. As a time people spend on computers increases so does the pain they feel in their hands and wrists as well. Microsoft Corp., sensing market needs, just unveiled the ergonomist-approved Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000, which utilizes a Comfort Curve layout that promotes much healthier wrist position.

Design elements of the latest keyboard from 500 series went step further enhancing look and feel, featuring an updated soft-touch palm rest and low-profile quiet touch keys. Contoured, compact shape promises easy fit on any desk. Users of new Windows 7 will find The Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000 a perfect companion for Microsoft’s new OS since it will give people smart ways to make everyday computing tasks easier. Where there is a keyboard, mouse in not far away. Featuring Microsoft’s BlueTrack Technology( offers a wider array of options when the mouse is used on various surfaces versus regular optical and laser mice) Wireless Mouse 5000 won’t disappoint you. This pointing device comes with rubber side grips and an ambidextrous shape that will suit both left and right handed. Providing connectivity in a radius of 30 feet, 2.4GHz mini-transceiver will wirelessly hook up the mouse and keyboard to your computer.
Expected release date for The Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000 is this August with retail price of $79.95. If you want to secure this gadget in advance, you can always place a pre-sale order on sites such as Amazon.com. The product will be covered by three-year worldwide limited hardware warranty from Microsoft.