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electronista.com - 12/16/2008

Cyber E Sport intros scrolling Orbita Mouse

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Cyber E Sport has introduced its wireless Orbita Mouse, which breaks from tradition by allowing users to scroll through web pages, play video games and interact with image or video-editing software simply by spinning its ball bearing-suspended top. I...

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orbitamouse.com - 12/15/2008

Cyber E Sport - Orbita Freestyle Mouse

— orbitamouse.com — I'm flexible, see what I can do I'm simple, see how I work Orbita Mouse Logo Features... First all purpose media wireless mouse Revolutionary continuous scroll action makes surfing the web and editing video, audio and text so much easier. Mac and PC ... (more) Cyber E Sport - Orbita Freestyle Mouse

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youtube.com - 12/15/2008

Orbita Freestyle Mouse (video)

— youtube.com — The Orbita is the world's first wireless 3-axis mouse. It's a fully integrated, intuitive control center that... redefines conventional mouse limitations. (more) Orbita Freestyle Mouse (video)

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thegadgetsite.blogspot.com - 12/15/2008

Cyber E Sport Orbita Mouse

— thegadgetsite.blogspot.com — I have seen many mice but this mouse by Cyber E Sport peeks my interest with their... revolutionary continuous scroll action. Just spinning the mouse in a circle can scroll through web pages. From the video it looks much more fluid than my ... (more) Cyber E Sport Orbita Mouse

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The Orbita Mouse: World’s first wireless 3-axis mouse
PCLaunches.com — ... compass calibrates movements in 3 dimensions. The most noticeable change to your conventional mouse is the replacement of the scroll wheel. The wireless cylindrical shape becomes the basis of this incredible enhancement. Now instead of a vertical (up and down) scrolling, you simply rotate the mouse left or right in a natural dialling action. The mouse will be available by January for $100. [Product Page, Via Electronista]