Kondator 440-WP12 Leaflet
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Enjoy the ergonomic pen-grip design
Now also available in wireless version.
Wow GripMouse is an optical mouse, which meets high ergonomic
demands as well as a joyful design without any compromises.
The handshake form and the emplacement of the buttons makes
all features easily accessible, fully naturally without any tensions.
Wow GripMouse is an optical mouse, which meets high ergonomic
demands as well as a joyful design without any compromises.
The handshake form and the emplacement of the buttons makes
all features easily accessible, fully naturally without any tensions.
Wow GripMouse is optimal balanced in centre of gravity and angle,
which makes it perfect for frequent usage.
which makes it perfect for frequent usage.
Part no 440-WP12
Ergonomic vertical grip mouse,
naturally designed for best comfort.
Ergonomic vertical grip mouse,
naturally designed for best comfort.
Left click
Scroll-wheel
Rigth click
Back
Forward
Wow GripMouse
Ergonomic Mouse
S P E C I F I C A T I O N S
• Puts the hand in a natural
and tension free position.
• Twisting and turning of muscles
and bones in your hand is
reduced.
reduced.
• USB connection (cable 1.5 m)
Wireless = 10 m operating range
• Resolution: 800dpi
• Weight 130g (incl. cable)
• Dimensions:
82 mm x 100 mm x 80 mm
• 5-button mouse (1 scroll)
• Wireless frequency: 2.4 GHz
• Part no 440-WP12 Wire
Part no 440-WP13 Wireless
With supplied cable, the wireless versions
can easily be recharged via USB.
can easily be recharged via USB.
RSI is an umbrella term for a variety
of medical problems associated with
the use of computer mice. The tra-
ditional computer mouse can cause
tension in the muscles and tendons,
with subsequent pain and stiffness.
This is because the computer mouse
design forces the hand to rotate at an
unnatural angle, and shoulder muscles
to be forced into the static tension for
lifting arm.
of medical problems associated with
the use of computer mice. The tra-
ditional computer mouse can cause
tension in the muscles and tendons,
with subsequent pain and stiffness.
This is because the computer mouse
design forces the hand to rotate at an
unnatural angle, and shoulder muscles
to be forced into the static tension for
lifting arm.