Technology has been evolving to extremes but the tiny tit bits of innovations that are obvious but still untouched are yet to be explored. One such innovation seems to have hit the brains of people behind Shogun Bros. They have come up with the perfect merging of a mouse controller and game keys that can save a lot of space on your computer table.

The so-called Chameleon X-1 comes with 5 stage adjustable 1600dpi optical sensor with a polling rate of 125 Hz. It can be connected to a PC via a 2.5 GHz wireless dongle. The game-pad underneath the mouse will have 14 buttons in total. These don't include the regular mouse buttons on the top of the device as can be seen in image above.

Along with the red colored option seen above Shogun Bros will also launch a Chameleon X-1 that will come in darker than black color. We are not sure if the mouse will stay�dysfunctional when the game-pad will be in use and vice versa but if this will not be the case then people might face a lot of unwanted clicks.

The neatly designed mouse controller will hit the markets somewhere in the first quarter of 2011 for a price tag of $55 USD which might seem a bit costly but you get two products for the price of one. Worth a shot!

[via Geeky-Gadgets]