The Si650m and receiver () Package Contents The package contents were pretty minimal: a mouse, a receiver, two AA batteries, a fold-out manual and a software disc. It’s basic, but has everything you need. The software and manual are available to download on Kensington’s website. Battleship Tamil Dubbed Movie Online. The package () Even when it’s shipped to you the mouse comes in anti-theft packaging that’s tough to open. I just got an MP3 player from Dell that took me 15 minutes to open, but that story is for another day.

Highlights Here are the highlights for the Si650, some taken from Kensington’s website: • 1000dpi Optical Tracking • 4-way Tilt-Scroll Wheel • 2.4Ghz Wireless • Mini Receiver Tucks Inside Mouse for Storage • When Recevier Is Tucked Inside the Mouse It Turns Off • Battery Life Indicator Signal • M.S.R.P: $39.99 Though Can Be Found On Pricegrabber in the $35 Range • Support For Windows 98/ME/2K/XP, Mac OS 8 & Up • Five Year Warranty with Free Tech Support • Dimensions: Length – 3.75', Height – 1.5', Width – 2.0' Design & Features The Si650m has a conservative look. It is sleek and curvy. It comes in varying tones of grayish-blue. It has darker rubberized grips on the side designed to provide grip and comfort.

There is a chrome accent piece around the wheel to give it a touch of class. It also houses the battery life indicator. The size felt just about right and was comfortable to use. It was not as big as a desktop mouse, but not so small as to make it uncomfortable to use. I find using smaller mice like the Microsoft Optical Mouse, pictured on the far right below, can be tedious due to my hand cramping up every so often from holding a small mouse.