Ultra SlimG4 PC Optical Scroll Wheel Mouse
We follow our last post concerning the credit card USB flash drive with quite probably the world’s thinnest computer mouse (people could be forgiven for thinking that we actually put some thought into what we post).
Coming in a range of colours, the SlimG4 optical mouse measures in at a mere …
Kinky Microsoft Black Leather Mouse
If you’re into a little leather, thanks to Inclosia Solutions you can now purchase a rather kinky, leather coated version of Microsoft’s ever popular IntelliMouse Explorer optical computer mouse complete with wrist restrainers (ok, so we made that bit up).
The leather is added to the mouse thanks to a system …
Philips Silicon Cushioned Twin Eye Laser Mouse
If you spend countless hours at your PC – much like ourselves – you’ll know that if your mouse is uncomfortable it can play havoc with your wrist but now, thanks to Philips and there up and coming SPM8713 you could soon be using a mouse that’s been designed for …
The 800 DPI Optical Finger Mouse
Whenever we see a new controller device for computers we try to ensure that we post about it on TFTS and now we can add this Optical Finger Mouse to the list that includes such oddities as the previously featured Combi-mouse and the distinctly ugly Safetype.
The Optical Finger Mouse, developed …
The Floating Duck Optical Mouse
Of late we have been somewhat spoilt for choice when it comes to novelty mice but this particular mouse has to be one of the cutest offerings currently available and, with Christmas rapidly approaching, this could prove to be an ideal stocking filler.
Created by the Swiss company Pat Says Now …
The Chic NuLOOQ Navigator
Whilst I remain deeply sceptical with respect to some of the input devices featured previously on Thoughts from the Sidelines I have to say that this cool device from Logitech not only looks the business but it genuinely seems to be a great idea.
Unfortunately, whilst the NuLOOQ (pronounced as …
The Mouse Skype Phone
Following on from the Combimouse featured earlier this week, where part of the split keyboard is utilised as a mouse, the Taiwan-based Sysgration company’s concept of cutting down on the clutter of peripheral devices by retaining a traditional notion of a mouse but expanding on its functionality seems somewhat more …
