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Me: Chrome please translate japanese to english: http://www.elecom.co.jp/suppor...?

Chrome: Japanese is hard.

Purchase a bunch of simple RJ45 "protective caps" or covers and use them in all of the unused outlets in the room. You could then modify one of the caps to contain the microphone without looking out of place.

http://www2.elecom.co.jp/cable/accessory/ld-rj45ca p/image/img.jpg

The mice are the M.A.P.P. product line, being produced by Elecom; their website has pictures of the two mice. The M-MAPP1SM is Shirow Masamune's design; the M-MAPP1KH is Katoki Hajime's design. You can find the page with the pictures of the mice here; unfortunately, the page is entirely in Japanese. The Babelfish translation of the page is not particularly helpful, with repeated references to 'chestnut thornback tar' (and talking about Katoki's work on 'movement soldier cancer/gun dam 0083', 'movement soldier V cancer/gun dam' and 'new movement game description cancer/gun dam W' -- automated Japanese-to-English translation has some way to go yet for more than the bare gist of a document), although you do discover that the mice are USB devices, but come with a USB-to-PS/2 convertor to allow them to be used as PS/2 mice, driver software on floppy and CD (WinXP/98/2000/ME as USB, WinXP/98/95/2000/ME/NT4SP3 as PS/2), and come in black, silver, and white.

The mice are the M.A.P.P. product line, being produced by Elecom; their website has pictures of the two mice. The M-MAPP1SM is Shirow Masamune's design; the M-MAPP1KH is Katoki Hajime's design. You can find the page with the pictures of the mice here; unfortunately, the page is entirely in Japanese. The Babelfish translation of the page is not particularly helpful, with repeated references to 'chestnut thornback tar' (and talking about Katoki's work on 'movement soldier cancer/gun dam 0083', 'movement soldier V cancer/gun dam' and 'new movement game description cancer/gun dam W' -- automated Japanese-to-English translation has some way to go yet for more than the bare gist of a document), although you do discover that the mice are USB devices, but come with a USB-to-PS/2 convertor to allow them to be used as PS/2 mice, driver software on floppy and CD (WinXP/98/2000/ME as USB, WinXP/98/95/2000/ME/NT4SP3 as PS/2), and come in black, silver, and white.

The mice are the M.A.P.P. product line, being produced by Elecom; their website has pictures of the two mice. The M-MAPP1SM is Shirow Masamune's design; the M-MAPP1KH is Katoki Hajime's design. You can find the page with the pictures of the mice here; unfortunately, the page is entirely in Japanese. The Babelfish translation of the page is not particularly helpful, with repeated references to 'chestnut thornback tar' (and talking about Katoki's work on 'movement soldier cancer/gun dam 0083', 'movement soldier V cancer/gun dam' and 'new movement game description cancer/gun dam W' -- automated Japanese-to-English translation has some way to go yet for more than the bare gist of a document), although you do discover that the mice are USB devices, but come with a USB-to-PS/2 convertor to allow them to be used as PS/2 mice, driver software on floppy and CD (WinXP/98/2000/ME as USB, WinXP/98/95/2000/ME/NT4SP3 as PS/2), and come in black, silver, and white.

With Bigger Shots! (Though, only in Japanese) http://www.elecom.co.jp/news/20021015/mapp/index.h tml