Microsoft
has started to alter just how consumers interact with computers by releasing
products such as the Surface to promote, included in a greater plan to simplify
the planet on how to adapt to its hugely shuffled Windows 8 interface. To help
with making the change to the Windows 8 operating system interface just a
little bit more bearable, the Redmond based company has been continuously offering a lot of products and peripherals designed specifically for the task,
as for instance the Wedge Touch Mouse and Keyboard unveiled
in late 2012. Today, the company is back with some equally peculiar peripherals;
a brand new "Sculpt" selection of mice with the Windows Start button
built in.
The vast majority of Windows 8 users have sorely missed the original Windows Start appearance, before the release of Windows 8 in late 2012, had always been in the bottom left-hand side of UI, regardless if any apps were running or not.
The slide-show above shows the design of the new mice and the start button.
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