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Aimed squarely at CAD operatives and Photoshop artists, the SpacePilot from 3DConnexion (a subsidiary of none other than Logitech) has been designed from the ground up to make 3D navigation a breeze with its sculpted ergonomic form and its push, pull, twist and tilt navigation dial.

Billed as being an excellent tool for medical offices, schools and libraries as well as gamers and ‘mobile professionals’, Iogear’s new 3-in-1 presentation mouse, known as the Phaser, not only offers 27MHz radio wave wireless connectivity – with a range of up to 30 feet – but also comes complete …

Whilst, if pressed, we would have to confess that we are very much on the Logitech side of the fence when it comes to keyboards and mice the newly announced Microsoft Sidewinder Gaming Mouse has certainly turned our heads as not only does it look the business it also boasts …

In all honesty, for the time being at least, we remain rather unconvinced as to whether waving a wireless, motion sensing mouse around in the air is particularly preferable to the (dare we say) traditional desk bound means of cursor control – not least because we strongly suspect that such …

We’ve featured many a computer mouse on TFTS but we can say, with absolute certainty, that this is the first ceramic mouse we have ever featured.

Computer mice powered by batteries could soon become a thing of the past if trails of the world’s first exclusively ‘photovoltaic-powered’ computer mouse (that’s solar powered to you and me) yield positive results.

Logitech have today revealed their new, much anticipated MX Air Mouse that not only functions in the traditional manner of mice – i.e., being moved around on a flat surface – but can also be waved around to control programs via ‘gesture command’.

We’ve come across our fair share of curious gadgets here at TFTS but this Hand Gun Computer Mouse has to be one of the most ludicrous we’ve come across.

Producing a computer mouse that does not need batteries probably seemed like a good idea at the time, but we’re not convinced.
Whilst it might be an inconvenience replacing your mouse batteries every three or so months, it’s hardly a particularly time consuming or arduous task and given the choice between …

If I have anything to do with it – and in all honesty, I probably don’t – I’ll be in the market for a new mouse mat fairly soon once I have worked out how to dispose of the mouse mat I presently have without having divorce proceedings instigated against …

Having only recently featured the extremely uncomfortable looking Mario Bros computer mouse we couldn’t possibly pass up on featuring yet another mouse that appears to have thrown basic ergonomics well and truly out of the window.