WarMouse Meta Has Over 18 Programmable Buttons

WarMouse Meta


 
Previously called the OpenOffice Mouse, this WarMouse Meta has programmable point-and-clicker. I know most of you haven’t used a mouse for years because of the proliferation of notebook track pads, but you could actually find something adorable with this mouse

The WarMouse Meta has built-in 512K memory and 18 buttons that can store a variety of double-click functions that can be configured for applications. It also has an analog stick that can be customized to perform eight different commands. This is actually the most advanced mouse I have seen in recent years, except perhaps for the Logitech MX 1100 and the Razer Mamba gaming mouse.

I don’t actually get the point of having to click through 18 different buttons with one hand, but I guess gamers and application buffs will have see some use for this WarMouse Meta.

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