Product on Review: Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000
Manufacturer: Microsoft
Street Price: Around £60



Microsoft need absolutely no introduction here. A massive corporation we can thank for much of the software and hardware we use on a daily basis.

Not only have they coded the most popular and widely used operating system on the planet the company has also brought us two excellent generations of XBOX consoles and high quality peripherals for both gaming systems and computers.

Here’s a little about the company: Founded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq “MSFT”) is the worldwide leader in software, services and solutions that help people and businesses realize their full potential. For more than two decades, the Hardware Group has employed innovative engineering, cutting-edge industrial design and extensive usability testing to create products of exceptional quality and durability that enhance the software experience and strengthen the connection between consumers and their PC. Microsoft Hardware leads the industry in ergonomic engineering, industrial design, and hardware/software compatibility, offering consumers an easier, more convenient and more enjoyable computing experience. Microsoft IntelliMouse® Explorer, which was launched in 1999, earned a place on PCWorld.com’s December 2005 list of “The 50 Greatest Gadgets of the Past 50 Years” as the first mainstream optical mouse that “brought gunk-free pointing devices” to a broad consumer base.

Today we have one of their newest generations of wireless keyboard and mouse sets in the form of the Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000. This consists of a Bluetooth wireless keyboard and their first Bluetooth wireless rechargeable mouse.