Ultraslim Portable Mouse by Samsung

Spotted this ultraslim mouse by Samsung the other day and I thought it would be perfect for a netbook. At just 8mm thin, this could probably be the slimmest optical mouse I’ve seen ever.Â

nortek mouse

The mouse has simple yet unique design, especially the rotating wheel around the center button. Rotating it clockwise scrolls the page down and counter-clockwise scrolls the page up. The center button represents left click while the right-click is enabled on the right side of the outer wheel (much like the clickwheel of the old iPods).

The USB cable is fastened at the front side with a small lever at the other end allows you to retract the cables back inside the device. There’s a blue light from inside the mouse the leaks out thru the openings (it somewhat glows in the dark).

nortek-mouse

Being too slim has its drawbacks — the mouse isn’t ergonomic so you may find it a little tiring after prolonged use. Comes with a leather pouch and costs a bit pricey at Php1,350.

Abe Olandres

Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

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22 Comments

calvin says:

16 years ago

nice and portable which is very nice. although you’re right about the ergonomic thing.
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electrosushi says:

16 years ago

Where is this available?
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alejojoe a.k.a. josewerkz says:

16 years ago

for the price range, i’d rather go for an entry-level wacom digitizing tablet. that would be more practical, since i’m into graphics.
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jojo says:

16 years ago

looks like a [phone !
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aldrin says:

16 years ago

at least to me, that’s the most comfortable… although, it doesn’t work smooth on shiny surfaces. works best over a bond paper… based on experience. :)
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aldrin says:

16 years ago

it’s the most comfortable mouse I’ve ever used. I’ve been using the same mouse for almost a year now, i think. got it from ebay.
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Millionaire Acts says:

16 years ago

I do think that it’s not economical to use it because of its price. It has the same function as an optical mouse nothing more.
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LX says:

16 years ago

It’s made by Nortek?
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jhay says:

16 years ago

For that price? I’d get a gaming mice from Logitech instead! :D
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Carloblogg| SEO to Hobbies says:

16 years ago

Looks good. I hope it feels (and functions) good too. HAHA :)
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Darren says:

16 years ago

not very attractive ~ :P
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CC Lozano says:

16 years ago

Slim yet Carpal-tunnel-syndrome-friendly…
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Glenn says:

16 years ago

Oh no. That sure looks like carpal tunnel syndrome magnet.
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Gwapito.com says:

16 years ago

Looks like a pain in the… hand.
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Andrew says:

16 years ago

………Interesting
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NIEL says:

16 years ago

I don’t need that. I had my air mouse downloaded in my IPOD touch and it works just so perfect.
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Adrian says:

16 years ago

for me mas ok razer salmosa for gaming.
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Reel Advice says:

16 years ago

hm…i would rather get myself a wireless mouse for that price or a gaming mouse in fact!
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Anne says:

16 years ago

That’s carpal tunnel syndrome waiting to happen…

Still, better that than the ridiculous side-buttons of HP Mini netbook touchpads.
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sky says:

16 years ago

better this than nothing, i guess, at least for laptop users.
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Doc Harry says:

16 years ago

Methinks my wrist will hate me but my Sammy will love it!
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