OpenOfficeMouse (via Paul Mison) does appear strange. We are not used to seeing hardware built around specific applications. Nor are we used to seeing 18 buttons on a mouse, it is almost like keyboard on a mouse. I am biased by the current tools I use and so I did mock it when I first read about it. But, like every new design, this has the potential to redefine human computer interaction.
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