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Road Mice combine cool cars with computer peripherals

By: (more) | Technology in Vehicles News | Posted: Dec 14, 2009 4:39 pm

I have two major passions when it comes to hobbies, I like computers and I like performance cars. The guys at Road Mice have come up with a new rodent that combines both of those passions for me in a neat package.

 

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The mice are in the shape of some of the coolest cars on the road and feature dual buttons and a scroll wheel. You can choose from several designs including the Shelby GT500, Viper, Lamborghini, Challenger, and many more.

 

The mice work with Mac and Windows machines and are available to purchase now. The mice sell for $34.95 to $54.95. Presumably, some car designs cost more to license hence the price range. The mice connect via USB and ht headlights glow when plugged in.

 


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