Well, the Japanese hardware makers, keep surprising us with all sorts of gadgets, and one of them is this super small wireless mouse.

If you are really curious what its size really is, then here you are: it measures only 38 x 68 x 28mm and it weighs only 35g! It works perfectly with both PC and Mac, supporting 400/800/1600 dpi resolution over a 2.4GHz wireless connection.

It can be yours for only $63.63. Ever spent over 50 bucks on something so small?

Here’s an interesting concept. The keyboard in the picture isn’t just a simple keyboard, it’s also a mouse. The Glide Keyboard from Weston Boege will help you type and click in the same time.

Slide the keyboard around your desk, I know, that can be really annoying, and use the integrated mouse controls to click your way around work. I’d like to see a price and an availability date stuck on the back of this keyboard. It would be sure fun to use it!

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If you have money to burn and are looking for a gaming mouse, then look no further! SteelSeries’ World of Warcraft MMO mouse has just been announced for fans of the popular MMO. It has fifteen programmable buttons (holy shit!) and has flashing lights to confuse the hell out of you.

Dropping in next month for a cool $90, the mouse will let users create macros or use predefined ones for their treks through Blizzard’s soul-eater. It also has 800-3000 CPI and a 3.6mm lift distance. Oh, did I mention you get to have 16 million illumination choices through those disco lights? No? Now you know.

Dell, Microsoft and now HP have each launched at least a new pair of keyboard and mouse. Some look better and some are definitely more efficient. Today we came across HP’s Wireless Comfort Keyboard and Mouse. (more…)

I didn’t follow Microsoft’s event today. I basically knew what was going to happen there since most of the stuff that got launched today was leaked earlier on. On top of that I was watching the other guy, telling it how it is in the MP3 world.
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Dell has designed a new mouse and a new keyboard for your future desktop systems. As you can see in the picture above, the mouse doesn’t look special. What’s special about it is the fact that it will sport the LaserStream Technology developed by Agilent Technologies and currently used in various Logitech G-series mice. That means the boring Dell mouse will have a second-generation laser sensor which will run at around 2000 DPI. (more…)

Logitech has a few new keyboard scheduled for release. The most interesting design to me is the Illuminated Keyboard. Not only will you get a fully backlit keyboard but it’s going to be only about 9.3 mm thin. That piece of hardware will be available for $80 in October. (more…)

When is the last time you bought a new keyboard? What about a new laser mouse? What about the Cordless Desktop Wave Pro from Logitech? This Wave Pro is made of a keyboard, the Logitech Wave Keyboard and a cordless laser mouse, the Logitech MX 1100. Exactly what you were looking for right? (more…)

Would you like a mouse for your Mouse Computer? I’ll show you a mouse later on after we finish off talking about this new Mouse Computer, the m-Book P650.

The m-Book P650 seems quite a promising notebook from what I’ve seen so far. Here are some specs for you to decide:

• 15.4 inch WSXGA+ display
• one of Core 2 Duo processors P8600/T9400/T9600
• up to 4 GB of RAM
• 250GB SATA hard drive
• GeForce 9600M GT 512MB
• HDMI out
• 2 megapixel webcam

Depending on what you decide to mount on your Mouse Computer, you will have a price ranging from $1,280 to $1,734. A mouse is not included! I think..

We’ve seen yesterday an E-Ball PC concept so why not look for some accessories to go along with it. Although it has an integrated mouse, you might want something special, a more ergonomic mouse.

Let’s play pretend and say we are in the near future as that ball computer exists. The model mouse you must be looking for is the Alien Mouse. The concept behind it is to provide maximum efficiency and comfort by molding itself to the user’s hand.
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I am kind of tired of everyone out there trying to get their new Eee PC in. I mean this niche is already covered from my point of view. No point in coming up with more versions if you aren’t getting anything new. After all Asus had their way with the market until competition realized they actually can manufacture mini laptops.

Today we are looking at the 10 inch LuvBook laptop from Mouse Computer. Before looking at the specs we will start with a short rhetorical question; why name your LuvBook U100? Here’s what this MSI Wind LuvBook brings to the table:

• 1.6GHz Atom processor,
• Windows XP,
• 1GB of RAM,
• an 80GB HDD,
• a 10.2 inch WSVGA display,
• 1.3-megapixel webcam.

Price you ask? Just 59,800 Yen which is about $570. I’m not even going to bother to tell you what you can get for a similar price.

How much time do you spend talking via Skype to your friends and family? How’s that for a nice free long distance VoIP call? If you are tired of the regular headphones and microphone you can always choose one of Skype’s phones. This time they are offering a Skype Phone that also happens to be a mouse. Or is it a Skype Mouse that also works as a phone?

This mouse connects via USB to your PC and does its mousey job. When someone is calling you through Skype, the mouse transforms into a phone. It has integrated microphone and speakers so you can immediately answer. And if you want to make the call, there’s a tiny LCD and a keypad which will let you dial the number.

Ok Skype but what if I want to browse through stuff while I talk on the mouse? Should I enable the touchpad I just disabled? What if I am working on a PC? Get two mice? What if my phone call lasts for a couple of hours? Won’t I get tired? Should I switch back to regular headphones for longer phone calls?
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WoW! Look at this Mouse Phone. Yeah! It reminds one of Disney’s Mickey Mouse, but it doesn’t bear that logo. In fact, when you look at it, you won’t believe it to be a phone. Its ear bears a 1.3 MP Camera. You can wear it in your neck. It will let you talk for 3-4 hours. It will also let you enjoy FM radio, MP3/MP4 playback, and stereo. Unbelievable, the Mouse Phone has a Bluetooth too. This 2-inch phone will be available for around $225. It can be a good gift for your girlfriend.

More pics after a jump..

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With all the commotion of WWDC coming in June, with all the talk about the 3G iPhone, we have been hearing lots of things about Apple and most of them are from good to great. Their way of doing business and their way of reinventing mobile technology and mobility is remarkable.
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Ever wished you have a game controller for your laptop while on the road? If you have a Evergreen Navigator 365, then you’re right on track. You see, the Evergreen Navigator 365 USB mouse has another function. Just flip it open and your mouse just turned into a game pad. The device is only compatible with a Windows OS and has a resolution of 1600 dpi. Bad news is that the Evergreen Navigator 365 is meant for the Japanese market only, for JPY2999 or approximately US$28.

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Windows Laser Mouse 6000

Windows Laser Mouse 7000

Microsoft has recently unveiled two new wireless laser mice — the Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 and the Wireless Laser Mouse 7000. The Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 is a full-sized mouse with portable snap-in transceiver which offers users the same portability as that of the usual notebook mouse. The Wireless Laser Mouse 7000, on the other hand, is being marketed using its stylish appearance. Both mice features the Windows Flip 3D one-touch access, Tilt Wheel tool, and Magnifier tool. The 6000 model will sell for US$49.95 and the 7000 model for US$69.95 on March of 2008.

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In CES 2008, Logitech has introduced the new Logitech Cordless Desktop MX 5500 which is comprised of a Bluetooth keyboard and a mouse. The mouse in this combo is the Logitech MX Revolution cordless laser mouse. The keyboard for this pair has a built-in LCD which could be used to view time and date, temperature, Web site favorites and song and track title when playing music. You can even use the LCD as a calculator. It also has hotkeys configured for Windows Vista. The mouse features a scroller and Logitech’s patented One Touch Search. You can use this pair for up to 30 feet away from your desktop — simply plug the USB Bluetooth device (which can be used as Bluetooth connectivity for other devices such as cell phones) on your computer and you’re good to go. The Logitech Cordless Desktop MX 5500 will be available in the US late this month and on Europe by late February with a retail price of USD$169.99.

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The Ultimate Pocket Mouse

IceRage, a brand intent on making fashionable gadgets, has presented two new stylized mouse in this year’s CES Convention. The first and more colorful one is The Pocket Mouse, a small mouse designed particularly for notebooks. It comes in green, blue, pink, silver, black and white. You can use either USB (SRP USD$59.99) or Bluetooth (SRP USD$69.99) connectivity. The other mouse called The Ultimate Pocket Mouse is a high-end mouse geared towards the professional audience. It features remote control for presentations, Bluetooth connectivity, a laser and a keyboard which lets your type on the fly. The Ultimate Pocket Mouse will retail for around USD$109.99.

The Pocket Mouse pic after the jump.

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Targeting students entering the forthcoming semester, IOGear unveiled two new products for those on the move. The new 4GB Flash Wallet Drive (model GFD204B) and 3-in-1 Wireless Phaser Presentation Mouse (model GME422RW6) can be useful accessories. The Wallet Drive, just 3mm thick and smaller than a business card, is convenient to carry around. Well, okay, even a USB flash drive is convenient, but I guess you can’t beat the 3mm ‘thin’ factor here. You can backup your work/presentations or swap music. It plugs into existing USB 2.0/1.1 ports and also supports Windows ReadyBoost (when used with Windows Vista).

The 3-in-1 Phaser presentation cordless mouse is a laser pointer, track ball with optical capabilities. It works with both PCs and Macs, and communicates with a USB receiver that plugs into your computer. Offering a good 30-feet range, it provides an easy way to make computer-based presentations in the classroom. When used on a solid surface, it operates in optical mode between 800-1600 dpi. The Phaser mouse is covered with Nano Coating to prevent bacteria from surviving on the product.

The 4GB Flash Wallet Drive carries a price tag of US $69.95 while the Phaser mouse costs US $59.95. Both are now available.

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The Logitech MX Air Rechargeable Cordless Air Mouse is a low profile, narrow design that uses glossy black plastic and shiny chrome trim on the bottom. The mouse matches pretty well with the Logitech DiNovo Edge keyboard, but would match better if Logitech had used brushed silver rather than shiny silver.

Logitech used Freespace technology to take hand motions when you are holding the mouse and transform them into commands for your media. The instruction manual gives no hints as to how the Freespace is supposed to operate other than saying a flick of the wrist changes your song and moving left and right controls the volume.

The user’s guide was rather surprising in that it didn’t offer much in the way of details for using the Logitech MX Air Rechargeable Cordless Air Mouse. The Logitech MX Air Rechargeable Cordless Air Mouse lacks a real scroll wheel and uses a touch sensitive scrolling area.

Power for the Logitech MX Air Rechargeable Cordless Air Mouse is via a built-in Li-ion battery and the wireless connection uses 2.4 GHz technology and has a range of 30 feet.

Logitech includes a charging base that is small and takes up little room. The power adapter is large though and will probably block adjacent outlets on your surge strip. Logitech also includes the familiar black polish cloth they have begun shipping with their high-end products. The cloth is a nice touch because the shiny materials used on the Logitech MX Air Rechargeable Cordless Air Mouse smudge easily.

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