Thursday, September 14, 2006
Microsoft Corp. unveiled a new line of computer peripherals on Wednesday, including a $250 wireless keyboard and mouse compatible with its upcoming Windows Vista operating system.
The new products feature a one-touch button for the Windows Start menu and incorporates features to help users more easily navigate Windows Vista, due out to consumers in early 2007 after nearly five years of development.
"As we promote Vista, this will be a key component," said Matt Barlow, director of marketing at Microsoft.
Microsoft sells millions of mice, keyboards and other computer peripherals a year, adding to revenue in its entertainment and devices division.
By: DocMemory
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