Wireless Laser 8000 - Wireless Notebook Laser 6000 mice test

Conscientious of their recent lateness with releases to their hardware range, Microsoft has decided to try and make up lost time. Coinciding with the release of Windows Vista and Office 2007, the least we can say is that the arrival of thee two new products is right on time!


It has been recognized that Microsoft is not widely presented on the hardware market, as until not long ago they were only offering keyboards/mice packs, individual mice, webcams and game pads. Today, you can add to this headsets with a microphone and a presentation remote control.

Two mice have been tested as the subject of this article: the Wireless Laser Mouse 8000 and the Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse 6000. The first is aimed at office computer users while the second is oriented towards roaming users operating laptop computers.

Wireless Laser Mouse 8000
This model is the top of the Microsoft mice range: based on the Bluetooth transmission technology, this mouse tries to use new technologies with a horizontal base station being provided to charge the mouse on. Its aluminum finish is also high quality, with this mouse having a price tag of $100.

This mouse is delivered with what is today regarded as Microsoft’s top of the range keyboards: The Wireless Entertainment Desktop 8000. If you want to acquire a keyboard of this kind but you don’t want to spend $400, then a trick is to purchase the Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 which is delivered with this mouse, for the more affordable price of $240.

Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 8000