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Hippus’ HandshoeMouse ergonomic mouse: it really works

October 6, 2008 by Peter  
Filed under Computers, Input Devices

Every five minutes there seems to be a company stating that they have developed an ergonomic mouse that will be less strenuous to use. The Hippus’ HandshoeMouse is one such mouse that boasts this, and from what we know, it looks as this could actually be the one that works. Read more

NZXT Avatar ultimate gaming mouse

August 11, 2008 by Peter  
Filed under Computers, Input Devices, Press Releases


NZXT, a company built on realizing the dreams of gamers worldwide, is proud to announce the Avatar high performance gaming mouse. As with all of NZXT’s PC accessories, Avatar is designed to provide gamers with the ultimate crafted gaming armor to emerge victorious in the gaming arena of choice. Avatar provides extreme enhancements to gameplay with the following breakthrough features…

Optimal performance - 2600 DPI Optical Sensor provides maximum sensitivity and responsiveness which yields unparalleled gaming accuracy. LED DPI indicator gives the user improved usage and feedback. 5.8 Mega Pixels/second with a max frame rate of 6469 ensures smooth fragging and accurate sniping. 4 Speed DPI switch enables you to go from slow sniper movement to quick attack movement in a matter of seconds

Maximum Customization - 7 programmable keys allows gamers to customize their configuration specifically for First-Person Shooters, Real-Time Strategy, or Massive Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games all within the macro and profile settings

Ergonomic Design - Ambidextrous design gives full use to both right and left handed gamers. Rubber grip helps avoid slipping during intense gameplay and the small, light form factor allows for faster and quicker movements.

Simple Installation - Avatar plugs into any available USB port

“At NZXT, we’re all about providing gamers with the necessary tools to conquer the competition,” said Johnny Hou, Chief Designer at NZXT. “By leveraging our vast experience in the PC Gaming/Enthusiast community we’ve designed the ultimate gaming weapon in the Avatar, that will give any PC gamer a deadly advantage in the arena of their choice.”
Retailing for $59.99, the new Avatar high performance gaming mouse is available now. For more information on the NZXT Avatar, visit www.nzxt.com/products/avatar

Hands On: Logitech MX Air Cordless Mouse: evolution in technology

April 22, 2008 by Peter  
Filed under Computers, Input Devices


Logitech as we know always seems to be at the forefront in mouse design technology, speaking from a personal experience it seems that no one comes close to their mouse designs. Tweaktown realize this which is why they have decided to do a hands on review of the new Logitech MX Air Cordless Mouse, which is being described as an evolution.

When you first take the Logitech MX Air Cordless Mouse from the box you know that you have purchased something special, and the black glossy finish mixed with hints of silver gives it a sexy sleek look. As you know when Logitech launch a new mouse you know that there will be a host of improvements over their previous model and the MX Air Cordless Mouse will no disappoint.

As our computers are a complete home entertainment system it seemed natural for Logitech to add a quick launch system for Windows Media Player or Media Center, all you need to do is give the mouse a quick shake, ingenious.

Tweaktown’s final thought on the Logitech MX Air Cordless Mouse are “As expected, this is a mouse with a lot to live up to. Logitech has a history of pumping out products that people buy en-mass, and the MX Air is another one that will be finding its way into living rooms thanks to the popularity of HTPCs.

Speaking of home theatres, this mouse has a few more surprises in store for us, such as the ability to open Windows Media Player or Media Center by shaking the mouse (also available is a customisable menu allowing you to add any files/folders/programs you want) or adjusting the volume by holding the Volume and moving the mouse side to side.

The only final gripe I have about the mouse is that it dims its on-board lights after several seconds, indicating that it has entered sleep mode to save power. While this is a really great power saving feature for a wireless mouse, its drawback comes when you disturb the rodent from its slumber; it takes almost a second to register movement on the screen. This can be annoying when it occurs repeatedly, like right now while I’m typing and editing this review.

There is one thing that will hold the mouse back from flying off the shelves in my opinion, and that is the price. Logitech has put this mouse in their luxury range, and with a suitable luxury price tag; a tad too rich from most people’s tastes, I can believe.

However, looking at the components present I think the price is justified to a degree; we have a pair of RF transceivers capable of up to 30m range, 3-axis accelerometers, lithium ion battery to save weight and add battery life, and finally the laser tracking module for the precision desk work. Combined with a sexy design and solid software/firmware, it’s easy to imagine how the cost adds up pretty fast.

The good points however far outweigh the bad here; this mouse is amazing once you get it house trained! - I’m always using it now on the sofa when I’m watching movies because it’s just so much fun to use every time I pick it up. If you have the money, or don’t have the money because you just built a HTPC, take a loan or borrow it from your friends, because this rodent is the perfect accessory to complete that sweet living room setup

For a full review on the Logitech MX Air Cordless Mouse just visit: Tweaktown

Diamante USB Mouse

April 11, 2008 by Kerry  
Filed under Gadgets, USB Gadgets

Diamante USB Mouse
Now this is a computer mouse for us girls but weather or not it is practical I don’t know. This mouse features two buttons and a scroll wheel and is covered in white fake diamonds.

This Diamante Mouse measures just 10cm x 3cm and is selling for around £27.99 which is a lot cheaper then if the Diamonds were in fact real.

What do you think?

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Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse 3000: available in five colors

April 9, 2008 by Peter  
Filed under Computers, Input Devices


The number one best selling notebook mouse is the Microsoft Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse 3000, and the company do not want to change the already successful design. However what Microsoft has done is produce the mouse in a Limited Edition, giving you a choice of five new colors.

The five colors include Aloe (green), Creme brulee (khaki), Dragon fruit (dark pink), Milk chocolate (brown) and finally Pomegranate (red). There is only one problem when you purchase a new Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse 3000 Limited Edition, you will need to buy a laptop that matches the color that you have chosen. Expect to pay $29.95 when they are released next month.

Source - Electronista

Belkin n52te SpeedPad Gaming Mouse Gaming Mouse: designed for MMORPGs

March 26, 2008 by Peter  
Filed under Computers, Gaming, Input Devices

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Many of us would never have thought that there would be a market for devices like gaming mice; however with popular games such as World of Warcraft it seems that we really do need such devices. So Belkin decided to step up to the plate and offer us the n52te SpeedPad Gaming Mouse.

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The n52te SpeedPad Gaming Mouse has been built with such games like MMORPGs, FPS and RTS in mind. Belkin have a slogan for their new gaming mouse, and that is Built for speed, Built to Dominate and Built to Destroy.” Read more

BTC 9051H Cheetah keyboard and mouse pro looks the business

March 17, 2008 by Mark  
Filed under Computer Hardware, Computers, Input Devices

BTC 9051H Cheetah keyboard and mouse pro
Now this is what we like a good pro keyboard and mouse, BTC (Behaviour Tech Computer Corp) have the 9051H Cheetah keyboard and mouse combo which in many peoples eyes will say it looks horrible but I beg to dither on this and say it looks brilliant, but then they do say the proof is in the pudding and one can only tell when it is in ones hands.

The keyboard does have the right oriented FPS key cluster and a clever little system where the backlit keys can change color dependant on typing speeds.

The keyboards comes with a normal looking mouse with variable DPI (800, 1300, and 2000) and two programmable buttons, oh and as usual there is no word on pricing nor availability as of yet.

Source - Far East Gizmos

Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 Unveiled: keyboard and mouse

March 12, 2008 by Peter  
Filed under Computers, Input Devices

Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 Unveiled: keyboard and mouse
Microsoft has their new unveiled wireless laser desktop combo called the Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 7000, and comes complete with a rechargeable mouse. The design of the keyboard is thin and has a smoked translucent border.

There are also floating keys which you can assign for your personal use. The Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 also has a rechargeable laser tracking mouse. The mouse also features a button to give you quick access to the Flip 3D function on Windows Vista.

The Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 will be available from April, and will cost $130.

Source - Slippery Brick

Mini Mouse USB Speaker

March 10, 2008 by Kerry  
Filed under Electronics, Speakers, USB Gadgets

Mini Mouse USB Speaker

This tiny USB mouse connects to your iPod, CD, PDA, computer, or other products using a 3.5mm stereo audio jack.

This mouse has a rechargeable Lithium Ion battery which is environmental-friendly

So if you are looking for a speaker with a difference then this is it.

the Dimensions are: 50 x 34 x 73mm (approx.)

Weight: 44g

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Razer Speed of Light Mouse: much like the Salmosa gamer mouse

March 4, 2008 by Peter  
Filed under Computers, Input Devices

Razer Speed of Light Mouse: much like the Salmosa gamer mouse
If you are a gamer then you will know about the Salmosa, which is a low-end gaming mouse. Well now Razor who makes the Salmosa are introducing a new gaming mouse called the Speed of Light, and as the name suggests is a fast and responsive mouse.

The mouse will cost around $40 and will be released hopefully sometime in Q3 of 2008. The design of the Razer Speed of Light of both sleek and smooth and black in color.

Source - Engadget via Speed of Light

Suvil I-T Click Click mouse: small and awkward

March 4, 2008 by Peter  
Filed under Computers, Input Devices

Suvil I-T Click Click mouse: small and awkward
Here we have the Suvil I-T Click Click mouse, and just looking at that picture it has to be one of the smallest and most awkward mouse on the market. If you have chubby fingers then this mini-mouse is not for you, so this mouse is best for a lady.

The Suvil I-T Click Click mouse is strange to use as you have to rotate it for ergonomics, for you’re left click you will use the fingernail button and the right click is a button near your thumb. However the only problem is once used for a long period the mouse will fall apart.

Source – Engadget

USB Privacy Mouse

February 28, 2008 by Kerry  
Filed under Computers

USB Privacy Mouse
This may look like an ordinary computer mouse to many people but if you look closer you will notice an extra button that allows you to protect your privacy and hide what you do not want others to see. Read more

Mouse with Wrist Pad

February 13, 2008 by Kerry  
Filed under Computers

Mouse with Wrist Pad

This is another 2-in-1 product available which is a USB mouse that comes with a silica gel filled wrist pad.

The idea of the Silica Gel Filled pad is that it will rest your wrist while you are using the mouse Read more

The Mouse That Can Be Kneaded Into any shape

February 3, 2008 by Kerry  
Filed under Computers, Gadgets

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Moldable Mouse is made of non-toxic lightweight modelling clay, covered with nylon and polyurethane blend fabric.

This mouse can be kneaded into any shape the user prefers, and the shape is self-retaining. Read more

Logitech MX Revolution mouse on FCC showing it has Bluetooth

January 31, 2008 by Mark  
Filed under Computer Hardware, Computers, Input Devices

Logitech MX Revolution mouse fcc
Now if you are like me computer peripherals with Bluetooth technology is a must, many of you may have been waiting for ages and so much so you have not bought yourself a mouse in Read more

Do you suffer from computer mouse rage? SensDevice Mouse will help

January 30, 2008 by Mark  
Filed under Computer Hardware, Computers, Input Devices

SensDevice
Now this is a little bit strange, are you one of those that has computer mouse rage, you know when you start getting stressed out and in the end throw your PC mouse across the room in Read more

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