• Gold, Diamond-Encrusted MoGo Mouse to commemorate phenomenal sale

    • MoGo Mouse Another chance for you to add some bling to your work time! To celebrate success of sale of more than a quarter of a million MoGos, the company has decided to make a Gold, Diamond-Encrusted MoGo Mouse. Matthew Westover, Newton Peripherals’ President and Chief Executive Officer says, “We pride ourselves on our innovation and creativity, and the unveiling of our special edition gold MoGo is an imaginative and dramatic statement to celebrate our success.” Looking stunning in that beautiful design with diamonds on precious yellow metal, this ornamented mouse carries a gilded tag of $1,000. However it’s not for sale and by now would have been awarded to one lucky winner by draw (at the just-over CES).


    What’s special is that the winner’s name will be engraved on the base of the mouse for more personal touch!
    Via – Luxurylaunches

    Posted in Topics:Computing, on January 14, 2008 by yogesh

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