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3DConnexion unveils world’s first mouse for CAD pros


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he mouse that CAD users have been waiting for has finally arrived – the new CadMouse from 3DConnexion means no more compromising with


gaming mice or standard desktop mice – this is a mouse that is built for use with AutoCAD and other drawing and design software.


Te 3Dconnexion CadMouse makes the best CAD work possible with no more clicks than absolutely necessary. It features a dedicated middle mouse button and quick zoom capability, which enables the user to zoom straight into cursor position with a single click. Te patented Smart Scroll wheel makes for precise click-to-click zooming in CAD applications or speedy scrolling with inertia effects in documents and browsers. A special gesture button opens an application or environment-specific radial menu, for fast and easy access to favourite commands.


Te 8200dpi/1000Hz advanced laser sensor provides a high degree of accuracy and control that will exceed that of even the best gaming mice on the market.


Best in class materials have been used to make CadMouse look really ergonomic and make it great to use. Te stylish matte black and steel ergonomic design supports your hand in a comfortable and natural position for hours. Optimally- shaped Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) feet dramatically reduce static and kinetic friction, and a two-metre braided cable that won’t split and break with use.


For more information on the CadMouse, please check InTouch, call 01256 864 220 or email components@techdata.co.uk


The RRP of 3DConnexion’s popular SpaceNavigator (3DX- 700028) mouse has been reduced to £79 (ex VAT) – down from £99 (ex VAT). Prices of some other products have also changed to ensure global consistency. For details see InTouch


APC expands single- phase Smart-UPS On-Line UPS


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PC by Schneider Electric has expanded its family of single-phase Smart- UPS On-Line uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) with new 5 – 10kVA models. Delivering the most manageable, reliable, dense, and efficient UPS


in its class, the 5kVA UPS units have a power factor of 0.9, while the 6 – 10kVA units feature unity power factor capability, helping reduce complexity when specifying power protection.


Ideal for network and server rooms to branch offices and secure power uses, the new APC Smart-UPS On-Line provides scalable, extended and efficient power for critical applications. A flexible design that can be configured for rack-mounted or free-standing applications makes the Smart-UPS On-Line easy to install, operate, and service in almost any environment.


Additionally, integrated PowerChute Network Shutdown and an embedded network management card with environmental monitoring and remote user interface enable further accessories and communication options to be conveniently added.


For more information, please call 01256 864 359 or email customerservices@azlan.co.uk


NOTE TO PUBLIC SECTOR RESELLERS – some Canon printers also qualify for up-front public sector discounts – please email publicsector@techdata.co.uk for details.


Get cashback on Canon printers


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here are cashback offers of up to £60 running on Canon MAXIFY inkjet and iSENSYS laser printers until 19 April 2015. Claims are made online. Canon’s


MAXIFY inkjets offer superb quality and low-cost colour for SMBs and home users, while the iSENSYS lasers feature smart new designs, space-saving features and offer Canon’s Mopria wireless printing technology. Canon printers come with an extended three-year warranty. You can get more information here – www.canon.co.uk/printercashback; or you can call the Print and Supplies team on 01256 864 200 and contact them via email at print&supplies@techdata.co.uk


01256 788 000


www.techdata.co.uk


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