The Microsoft Adaptive Mouse on a table, docked onto a curved fin and surrounded by other inputs and blue parts making different controllers.
Microsoft showed off in May Adaptive Mouse kitthrough the ability to match different buttons, 3D printed parts to makemore different peopleYou can easily use the computer, but the price and other listing information were not announced at that time. At today’s event, Microsoft finally revealed that it will start selling in designated markets on October 25, but the price is still unknown.
On the other side of the box, Microsoft also announced that it will provide two business and educational accessories dedicated to Microsoft Business Pen and Microsoft Classroom Pen 2 through the online 3D printing platform Shapeways, so that the stylus can be better held and keys can be better operated.