A mere 5-minute charge translates into potentially weeks without having to juice this unit.
The mouse was unveiled at Computex 2024,as reportedby TechPowerUp.
So, why aren’t we seeing this supercapacitor tech in products like smartphones?
But for a low-power peripheral like a mouse, i-Rocks' implementation seems to have cracked the code.
These Hall effect switches use magnets to detect keypresses, potentially offering faster response and longer-lasting durability.
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