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Chris

1:43 PM on 20 August, 2009

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Presumably the Performance MX is a direct replacement for the MX Revolution? Sounds (and looks) great, but £90 for a mouse? That's a bit rich. I wouldn't be surprised if retailers end up selling it for £79.99 or less.

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MrGodfrey

2:09 PM on 20 August, 2009

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"If you've got cash to burn, a stylish glass table and you need a mouse that works on it what other choice do you have?"

A mousemat? A ball mouse? For less than £5 each :p

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xbrumster

2:54 PM on 20 August, 2009

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oh, mouse made for bank excutives.. Loylds, RBS? Anyone..?

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Superfly

3:13 PM on 20 August, 2009

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I think what strikes me most about this story is not the underlying technology itself but the overelaborate way in which logitech names it.

Darkfield Laser Mouse? Really? Sounds more like the end product of a collaboration (that went horribly wrong) between Ministry of Defence, NASA and the RSPCA. Now that IS something I would pay £90 for...

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Ardjuna

4:49 PM on 20 August, 2009

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@Superfly:

"Darkfield Laser Mouse? Really? Sounds more like the end product of a collaboration (that went horribly wrong) between Ministry of Defence, NASA and the RSPCA" - ROFL :D

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Gordon394

5:06 PM on 20 August, 2009

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Sounds like something out of Spaceballs to me.

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