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Arctic Fox Unveils Touchscreen Super Mouse
Arctic Fox Technologies has launched a Kickstarter campaign for the touchscreen Super Mouse. The device has a display with a resolution of 720 x 720 pixels. The screen measures 3.1 inches. The mouse works with both Mac and PC. The project has emerged as Apple prepares to release its first touchscreen Mac model. All functions are controlled through the Flow app developed for macOS and Windows.
Users can add buttons to the mouse’s screen to open apps, switch tools, and execute frequently used commands. Super Mouse recognizes the app that is open and automatically displays controls designed for that program. Separate profiles can also be created for work, home, and other purposes. The physical Hyper Keys can launch multiple apps and commands in sequence with a single touch. Double-tapping the screen switches the mouse to trackpad mode, which recognizes multi-finger gestures. In this mode, users can scroll through pages, zoom in, and perform other actions with finger gestures. Users can also display various content on the screen and use a virtual keyboard that supports swipe typing. The device recognizes voice dictation in more than 90 languages and converts speech to text on the device itself. Built-in motion sensors trigger commands when the mouse is tilted or rotated. Despite its numerous features, Super Mouse does not connect wirelessly. The mouse connects to a computer via a USB-C cable. Its large, angular body raises questions about how comfortable it will be. According to Arctic Fox Technologies, the user’s palm does not touch the screen, preventing accidental commands. It is not yet clear whether tapping the screen will be faster than using conventional keyboard shortcuts. Super Mouse is available for $199 (about 340 manats) through the Kickstarter campaign. Its retail price will start at $249 (about 420 manats). The campaign’s funding period ends on December 8. Initial deliveries are planned for February 2027, and 85 people have backed the project so far. However, the campaign could fail, and deliveries could be delayed.
Users can add buttons to the mouse’s screen to open apps, switch tools, and execute frequently used commands. Super Mouse recognizes the app that is open and automatically displays controls designed for that program. Separate profiles can also be created for work, home, and other purposes. The physical Hyper Keys can launch multiple apps and commands in sequence with a single touch. Double-tapping the screen switches the mouse to trackpad mode, which recognizes multi-finger gestures. In this mode, users can scroll through pages, zoom in, and perform other actions with finger gestures. Users can also display various content on the screen and use a virtual keyboard that supports swipe typing. The device recognizes voice dictation in more than 90 languages and converts speech to text on the device itself. Built-in motion sensors trigger commands when the mouse is tilted or rotated. Despite its numerous features, Super Mouse does not connect wirelessly. The mouse connects to a computer via a USB-C cable. Its large, angular body raises questions about how comfortable it will be. According to Arctic Fox Technologies, the user’s palm does not touch the screen, preventing accidental commands. It is not yet clear whether tapping the screen will be faster than using conventional keyboard shortcuts. Super Mouse is available for $199 (about 340 manats) through the Kickstarter campaign. Its retail price will start at $249 (about 420 manats). The campaign’s funding period ends on December 8. Initial deliveries are planned for February 2027, and 85 people have backed the project so far. However, the campaign could fail, and deliveries could be delayed.