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Inspan launches Genius Mini Navigator 900

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Inspan launches Genius Mini Navigator 900

Inspan Infotech has launched the Genius Mini Navigator 900 - the mouse that uses path breaking BlueEye tracking technology. Launched for the first time in India by Genius and Inspan, this mouse, with its path- breaking "BlueEye tracking technology" - works almost anywhere and on any surface. 

 

With great cursor control, this mouse has a powerful optical engine that enhances the browsing experience especially for the laptops when one is on the move. This mouse can be used by either hand with centre magic roller for easy scrolling. It has 1,200 dpi optical resolutions which allow smooth browsing. 

 

Designed ideally for those executives who are on the move, the Pico receiver is so small that it can be left in the laptop always. Ducked in the USB slot, this receiver has 2.4 GHz anti-interference RF technology, allows extended range up to 10 metre. Pico receiver can be stored in the mouse itself.  It is compact in size and is light for easy carrying. It is available in four elegant and trendy colours, viz. Steel Blue, Black, Blue and Ruby to match the laptop computer. This plug-and-play wireless mouse is compatible with Windows 7/ Vista / XP and on Mac OS X 10.4 or later version. It uses two AAA batteries and has a power switch to conserve the battery life. It comes with multi-language user manual.

 

"Personal computing is continuously evolving. Mobile computing is the order of the day. Gadgets that make mobile computing easy and efficient are in great demand. Genius recognizes this trend early and develops newer technology to fulfil this demand. We believe Genius Mini Navigator 900 is definitely a product that a high executive would need, given its technology and ease to use," said Sudhir S, Managing Director, Inspan Infotech. "With this launch, Inspan enables the partners to acquire newer customer segment which is premium in nature and partners benefit by this," adds Sudhir.