Some computer mice can be quite tiresome to our hands. But once in a while comes along a mouse like the Airmouse that’s an absolute delight. Deanmark Ltd. has made this when it’s founders met in university. It’s about as ergonomic has they get. It’s a wireless mouse that uses an optical laser, and can run for a week without recharging. It functions by aligning itself with the ligaments of your hand and wrist. This makes it possible to keep your hand in a neutral position, and transmits more of your vector force than would be possible with a regular mouse. In short it doesn’t cause any pain for your hands and increases accuracy. It’s quite expensive at $129 though. Still, quality always comes at a high price.

Now you may wonder how you can type and use the mouse simultaneously. The awesome part is that it activates only when in a flat position. The mouse will be available for $129 within the next 6 to 12 months.

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