
Beautiful computer mouse concept by German designer Oliver Rosito combines state of the art design with lightweight materials.




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Beautiful computer mouse concept by German designer Oliver Rosito combines state of the art design with lightweight materials.




[via Oliver Rosito]
AK
As someone who grips the sides to move the mouse, I’m afraid function is completely lost with this design for someone like me. It is beautiful though.
Mar 11th, 2009
Paul Sample
Yep, I don´t know if t is really functional because I think most of the people grips the sides to move the mouse
Mar 11th, 2009
Mika
Yeah I agree; I think its stylish but I’m sure the resulting carpal tunnel would not be as enjoyable :P
Mar 11th, 2009
navin
CRAZY DESIGNS!!
Mar 11th, 2009
WilhelmR
Side-gripper too, why would anyone rest the palm on the mouse is beyond me :)
It’s still a nice mouse to look at!
Mar 11th, 2009
lain
Yes, side gripper too, but it might suffice to add a thumb rest, it does not have to go all the way down to the bottom I guess, rather some floating resting place, thus it would not destroy the open look and might still be looking great. Were I without thumbs I’d love that design :)
Mar 11th, 2009
Daniel
I grip the sides but sort of more towards the top of the sides so this design should be fine for me
Mar 11th, 2009
Alex
Everyone “drags” thier mouse around, and your move it in all directions
To solve the problem they could have placed a transparent plastic…but i didnt design this! :D
Mar 11th, 2009
mike
Looks interesting but uses more material than a regular one because of the extra surface area.
You would need to use lighter materials just to make it as light as an existing mouse. Being cordless the batteries are the biggest problem for weight anyway.
Jun 5th, 2009
Pablo
Where I can buy it !!!!
Is Great…
Salu2
Jul 24th, 2009
!!!
attention designers, we are all fed up of u lot designing things, if you are going to make something cool, make sure you can produce it, how many of u lot here want some of these but cant buy the damn thing, pfft
Nov 1st, 2009