What is a windows 8 touch mouse
I have heard a lot about Windows 8 and now I'm hearing about a Windows 8 touch mouse. How will this work and will my old mouse still work.
I have heard a lot about Windows 8 and now I'm hearing about a Windows 8 touch mouse. How will this work and will my old mouse still work.
Hello there,
My answer is yes you can still use your mouse in Windows 8, I already installed Windows 8 on some of my PC to test it well my old equipment and accessories still works on Windows 8.
Well about the Windows 8 touch mouse upon reading some advertisement in Microsoft it is a touch mouse that has features of a large touch sensitive surface that responds In 1, 2 and 3 fingered gestures that are optimized for PC use.
And also this touch mouse is the most compatible mouse for windows 8 because of Windows 8 special features like adjusting sensitivities on the mouse and can adjust how fast you want for your motion reactions or quicker scrolling. And there's a lot more ways to customize your touch mouse in Windows 8. For more reading.
Hope this help you answer your questions.
Have a nice day.
This Touch Mouse is the upcoming Microsoft support for Windows 8 users. Now, users can be able to swipe their fingers to the right and then toggle to launch programs or swipe from side to side to move.
The specs are as follows:
Type: Standard
Scrolling Device: Touch surface
Ergonomics: Ambidextrous
Buttons: 5
Sensor Type: Laser
Special Buttons: Programmable
Resolution: 1000 dpi
Connection type: Wireless (RF / radio)
Frame Rate: 8000 fps
Released: Sept. 1, 2011
OS Support: Windows XP, Vista, 7 64-bit
Dimensions: 1.46 inches (h), 2.44 inches (w) 4.72 inches (d)
Weight: 2.82 ounces
Battery size: AA
Original Price: $79.95
Hello Chris,
The Windows 8 touch mouse it aimed at making the PC or the laptop be able to use touch control. The current touch screen laptops as well as PCs can only be able to support two-touch gestures and therefore they will not be able to work successfully with Windows 8. The following are the key features of the mouse:
Regards,
Carl