Mice/Trackballs Category - Page 5

I thought much the same thing when I clapped eyes on this one–what on Earth is a mouse doing getting exhibited at the Photokina show? Monitors, sure. Cameras, of course. But a mouse? That’s just a stretch. Then I saw Canon was behind the X Mark I mouse, and it [...]

A lot of people get excited over the ASUS Lamborghini gear or the Acer Ferrari gear. And while most of it looks gawdy, the most recent batch of ASUS Lamborghini laptops actually doesn’t look that bad. If you’ve purchased one of these laptops, by way of the FCC, the tech [...]

We’ve been talking a lot here about the Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse–there have been rumors enough here for three–but the official word has finally come down from Microsoft, and they’re shipping this December.

For all the techies out there in need of a new mouse to use for their computer needs, check out the new wireless mouse from Genius. Genius has rolled out a new Navigator 905BT wireless mouse which boasts of Bluetooth technology.

You haven’t heard anything about the Microsoft Wireless Mobile 4000 mouse line out of us since back in 2009, so it’s great to be coming to you with a big new announcement about them. Specifically, they’re getting several sweet new paint jobs to match your office color scheme or even [...]

Sure, the wireless Magic Trackpad is awesome…but buying batteries for it is a pain of an epic scale. For Mark Bog, though, it was such a pain that he decided he wasn’t having it any more and thus hacked his Trackpad to get it to run on USB power.

While most of the portable world is moving towards touch input with gestural support, the desktop computing world will swear by a good old mouse and keyboard until, well, something better comes along. Until that fateful day, hardware manufacturers will continue to push the limits of what is possible with a traditional [...]

With the expected boom of Internet TV coming, an innovative wireless multimedia has come out. This is perhaps the only wireless computer peripheral which allows consumers to take full control of the keyboard and mouse outside that of being stocked up in the usual desk.

Sometimes, when you talk about gadgets, you’re required to talk about things that don’t make a lot of sense, except under a certain very specific set of terms. This is one of those: the WaterField Designs case for the recently-released Apple Magic Trackpad.

It seems like every time Apple releases a product, a whole slew of companies come forth to mimic what they’ve done and release their own rendition of the hardware. Not only did it happen with the iPad when legions of companies came forth to announce their own tablet offerings (some [...]