The Jupiter Mouse is made of wood, easily fits the palm of your hand and controls the on-screen cursor by using tilting gestures. The astronomically great mouse retails at ¥13,980 ($136.10), and the control method actually seems quite interesting; tilting the mouse results in cursor movement in the relevant direction, and the magnitude of the tilt determines the pointer’s velocity. Further, it comes equipped with a stand to stop your rolling roller getting lost in orbit. Sorry. [Kilian Nakamura]
Space & Spaceflight
Jupiter Mouse Offers Control Via Glorified Wooden Testicle
By
Haroon Malik
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