Wilson Roberto — May 31, 2006 — Art & Design
References: combimouse
The combimouse right unit is a mobile combination keyboard and mouse that can be moved around on a support surface like a conventional mouse. The keys are arranged in the fashion of the right hand side of a conventional QWERTY keyboard.
By default the right unit operates in keyboard mode. When the user grips the right unit and so touches the side of the unit in the area labeled above as 'Contact switch', the right unit automatically changes to mouse mode.
When in this mode, movement of the right unit enables cursor movement on the screen and the keys I, O, J, K, L and < become mouse click buttons.
By default the right unit operates in keyboard mode. When the user grips the right unit and so touches the side of the unit in the area labeled above as 'Contact switch', the right unit automatically changes to mouse mode.
When in this mode, movement of the right unit enables cursor movement on the screen and the keys I, O, J, K, L and < become mouse click buttons.
Trend Themes
1. Combination Keyboard and Mouse - The development of combination keyboard and mouse devices that offer convenience and mobility.
2. Mobile Input Devices - The increasing demand for mobile input devices that provide a seamless experience for users on the go.
3. Adaptive Keyboard Technology - The integration of adaptive keyboard technology that automatically switches between keyboard and mouse functions based on user input.
Industry Implications
1. Computer Peripherals - The computer peripherals industry can explore the creation of combination keyboard and mouse devices to meet the needs of modern users.
2. Gaming Accessories - The gaming accessories industry can leverage the concept of combination keyboard and mouse devices to enhance the gaming experience and improve player performance.
3. Office Equipment - The office equipment industry can incorporate mobile input devices, such as combination keyboard and mouse devices, to provide flexible and efficient solutions for professionals working in various settings.
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