Microsoft Arc merges with oriental pottery

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Hong Kong design store the Goods of Desire have updated Microsoft’s Arc mouse with a gorgeous oriental design. I’m really surprised how great these look: they don’t appear gaudy or tasteless at all, but instead resemble the sweetly pungent pottery of the tea house or opium den.

Chinese Microsoft Arc Mice [QK123 via Gizmodo]

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9 Responses to Microsoft Arc merges with oriental pottery

  1. Anonymous says:

    Yeah, they remind me of the pottery at an opium den, too.

  2. Anonymous says:

    how colonial. (both product and john)

  3. NihonGoose says:

    Huh, I have that exact same bowl in my room.
    However, I would not buy a Microsoft product to match it.

  4. Anonymous says:

    For Hong Kong these patterns are nice but not especially expensive, fairly common place in nicer places. But that’s G.O.D. for you – traditional, populist symbols combined with modern design, sold to you for as much as they can charge XD. I love them.

  5. Anonymous says:

    orient punk > steam punk ?

  6. Halloween Jack says:

    I can chase the dragon with this thing? Hmmm.

  7. Anonymous says:

    They should do proper tea mug design too.

    Best Dad in the World
    My other mouse is a Ferrari
    I’m with stupid>>>>

    Much more catchy!

  8. Anonymous says:

    I’m happy with my current mouse

    But it’d be a great ‘skin’ for other devices, too. Especially if it came in a white/blue variety, too.

  9. pork musket says:

    Yum, ginger

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