Incepted from the Mouse 2.0 plan carried out by Microsoft Research and the Applied Sciences Group, the new Touch Mouse allows user to click, flick, scroll and swipe. Also it lets users use one, two or three fingers to amplify the Windows 7 operating system by creating simple shortcuts.

“The new Touch Mouse is a great way for customers to interact naturally with their Windows 7-based PC,” said Mark Relph, senior director of the Windows Developer and Ecosystem Team at Microsoft. “We worked closely with the Microsoft Hardware team to help develop the multitouch gestures that make Windows 7 easier, simpler and more fun to use. After just a few minutes with this mouse you’ll see why.”

With one finger user can manage individual documents or pages by flicking to scroll, as well as pan and tilt.

Amazingly, The Touch Mouse is equipped with BlueTrack Technology letting consumers trail on virtually any surface, and the tiny Nano transceiver is so tiny that it never needs to come out of the USB port.

The product will be available from June 2011 for the probable retail price of $79.95. Microsoft will sell this mouse with a universal three-year restricted hardware warranty.