Mouse with "Hyper Jump Function" for Windows 95 only '96 / 4/26 News Release Announcement Standard price: 6,980 yen Contact: Logitec Pacific ...
Mouse with “Hyper Jump Function” for Windows 95 only
’96 / 4/26 News Release Announcement
Standard price: 6,980 yen
Contact:
Logitec Pacific Customer Relations Center
Tel.03-3578-8688
Logitech subsidiary Logitech Pacific Co., Ltd. has released “Mouseman 96” designed for Windows 95. The standard price is 6,980 yen.
The Mouseman 96 is a DOS / V machine mouse that supports both PS / 2 and 9-pin serial ports.
The biggest feature of Mouseman 96 is the “hyper jump” function, and when you click the button in the center of the mouse, a panel like the one on the right pops up, making it easy to select common operations in Windows 95.
The following eight functions can be used with the hyper jump function.
- Jump to the start button
- Jump to the previous window
- Show pull-down menu
- Window minimization
- Close window
- Jump to the vertical scroll bar
- Change window size
- Jump to the horizontal scroll bar
News
Bloomberg Technology Bloomberg Technology
- ASML Raises 2026 Sales Forecast as AI Demand Fuels Growth
によって Sarah Jacob 2026年4月15日 に AM 5:09 にASML Holding NV raised its full-year sales forecast as the surge in global artificial intelligence spending fuels semiconductor production and boosts demand for the company’s advanced chipmaking machines.
- Lululemon Sparks China Social Media Debate On ‘Forever Chemicals’
によって Charlie Zhu, Daniela Wei 2026年4月15日 に AM 4:10 にA Texas investigation into Lululemon Athletica Inc.’s clothing for the presence of so-called “forever chemicals” has sparked a wave of debate across Chinese social media, underscoring the risks the brand faces in one of its most important growth markets.
- Nvidia’s New AI Models Spark Rally in Quantum Computing Stocks
によって Charlie Zhu, Kelly Li 2026年4月15日 に AM 3:58 にAsian software and information-technology stocks surged after Nvidia Corp. unveiled a suite of new open-source AI models aimed at accelerating progress within quantum computing.
- Perplexity's CBO on products, firm's growth on AI
2026年4月15日 に AM 3:46 にDmitry Shevelenko, Chief Business Officer at Perplexity, discusses the company's growth and new product push of Perplexity Computer, in improving search functions from AI technology for its customers. He speaks exclusively with David Ingles and Yvonne Man on the sidelines of the HSBC Global Investment Summit in Hong Kong on "Bloomberg: The Asia Trade." (Source: Bloomberg)
- Risk Rally Builds as Markets Fade Iran Risks | The Asia Trade 4/15/2026
2026年4月15日 に AM 3:30 に"Bloomberg: The Asia Trade" brings you everything you need to know to get ahead as the trading day begins in Asia. Bloomberg TV is live from Tokyo and Sydney with Shery Ahn and Paul Allen, getting insight and analysis from newsmakers and industry leaders on the biggest stories shaping global markets. (Source: Bloomberg)
- Anthropic’s Mythos Is a Wake-up Call For Everyone, Not Just Banks
によって Parmy Olson 2026年4月15日 に AM 3:00 にMythos, a new artificial intelligence model that Anthropic PBC has teased as too dangerous to release, looked at first like a problem for banks. Days after the company announced the new technology, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent summoned Wall Street leaders to make sure they were taking precautions to defend their systems, creating invaluable publicity for Anthropic and raising questions about who gets an exclusive peek at its threatening progeny.
- SoftBank Lenders Ask More Banks to Join $40 Billion OpenAI Loan
によって Apple Ka Ying Li, Kari Soo Lindberg, Min-Jeong Lee 2026年4月15日 に AM 2:45 にMore banks are being invited to join SoftBank Group Corp.’s $40 billion loan backing its investment in US tech giant OpenAI, in one of the biggest tests yet of creditor sentiment toward the Japanese conglomerate’s debt-fueled push further into artificial intelligence.
- Memory Crunch and Iran War Lead Phone Market Decline, IDC Says
によって Vlad Savov 2026年4月15日 に AM 2:29 にThe global smartphone market suffered its first decline since 2023 in the first quarter of this year, according to market tracker IDC, with the memory chip supply crunch and war in Iran likely to elevate costs and constrain growth further.
