It’s all just tilted to the side to shift the hand into a more comfortable position, resting on the edge of the hand rather than twisted into a straight down position. My big question: why did they stop at a slant when a true ergonomic mouse should go into a vertical handshake orientation? Read on for my thoughts on why this feels like a missed opportunity to those looking for real relief from strain at the desktop.This mouse has all the style and features one could ask for from Microsoft. It takes some getting used to, but it is a definite improvement. I’ve been using it full-time for the last couple of weeks to see how big a difference this new slanted design makes to wrist comfort. Their focus on improved ergonomics has been an important part of that evolution, and now their latest offering – the Natural Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 – attempts to take a big leap forward in mouse comfort. Microsoft’s hardware division has delivered some top quality peripherals for 25 years now (well, the quality in the early days would be laughable by current standards).
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