There is no doubt that mouse is a very important device for every PC user. Because of this everyone should be very careful while choosing a mouse. As regards designers and producers they are to make it in such a way that it would be possible to ensure the most efficient, comfortable and harmless usage. A great attempt to meet all these points was made by Moldable Mouse designers.
The Moldable Mouse Concept designed by Lite-On Technology and P&C Design Center has won the Red Dot award: design concept 2007 in the Productivity and Work category. It's made of lightweight modeling clay and covered with nylon and polyurethane blends fabric, and users can knead it into different shapes they like. Most high-tech counterparts claim to be ergonomically designed, but in case you ask people who spend all the day sitting in front of the computer, you will find out that it is not exactly so.
The Moldable Mouse infuses a bit of fun and game into the computing process. On a more serious note, by allowing a wide variety of hand positions when holding the mouse, it reduces repeated motions of the same posture, thereby minimizing the chance of common mouse-related injuries such as the Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. The click buttons and touch-sensitive scroll pad of the Moldable Mouse are stick-on parts with built-in RFID (Radio Frequency Identification Device), which can be repositioned for maximum comfort.
Thus, it's hard to imagine a device that would be more ergonomic than this mouse. It's always a great pleasure to read about such wonderful gadgets that significantly improve our life activity.
