The Cooler Master CM Storm Xornet is designed for hardcore gamers. The gaming mouse features a high 2000 dpi sensor that can be adjusted on-the-fly between 500, 1000, and 2000 presets. Gamers can also adjust its USB speed from 125Hz to 250Hz, 500Hz or 1000Hz with the push of a button. Additional specs include Omron micro-switches that guarantee at least 5,000,000 clicks and anti-slip rubber side grips that is perfect for long gaming sessions. The CM Storm Xornet gaming mouse is priced at $29.99 a pop. [techPowerUp]
Corsair has rolled out a new laser gaming mouse, which is designed for PC gamers who like First-Person Shooters (FPS) video games. What makes the Vengeance M60 special is that it has an Avago 5670 DPI sensor with on-the-fly resolution switching and the Sniper button that allows you to automatically decrease the DPI for extra aiming accuracy. This new gaming mouse features a selectable response time(1ms, 2ms, 4ms or 8ms), a rubberized scroll wheel, PTFE glide pads, and a unibody aluminum structure with three adjustable tuning zones. The Corsair Vengeance M60 performance FPS laser gaming mouse is priced at $69.99 a pop. [Corsair]
The new Canon imageFORMULA DR-M160 is ideal for use in the office. This document scanner comes with impressive duplex scanning speeds of up to 60ppm/120ipm at 300dpi. It can handle up to 7,000 scans/day and comes bundled with Windows ISIS/TWAIN drivers for easy integration with third-party Enterprise Content Management (ECM) systems. The Canon imageFORMULA DR-M160 document scanner is currently available for $1,295 each. [Canon]
If you are searching for a new gaming mouse, then check out the Mad Catz Cyborg R.A.T. Albino. Available only in a matte white paint scheme, the mouse is equipped with a 6,400dpi “twin eye” laser sensor that reads each axis separately for pinpoint accuracy, five customizable buttons, and special RAT modes that provide access to as many as 15 commands at a time. The Mad Catz Cyborg R.A.T. Albino high-end gaming mouse is priced at just $99.99 a pop. Windows PC users get software in the box, while Mac users must download a Mac driver for Mac OS X 10?.6.6 or later in order to get the full features. [Product Page]
Microsoft will release the new Explorer Touch Mouse in the UK later this month. The mouse adopts the company’s BlueTrack technology that combines the width and power of optical technology with the precision of laser tracking to allow consumers to use their mouse on virtually any surface. The mouse also features a haptic touch scroll pad that will vibrate lightly whenever you take advantage of the scroll pad. The Microsoft Explorer Touch Mouse retails for £69.99 or about $111. [Ubergizmo]
The XCM XFPS Commando PRO is designed specifically for FPS games on today’s consoles. The system consists of a high-sensitivity optical mouse and a compact 18-button keyboard with a small thumbstick. Both devices are compatible with the Microsoft Xbox 360 and Sony PlayStation 3. Too bad, there is no info on pricing at this time. [technabob]
The Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 3000 is designed to provide a more natural wrist position. The keyboard comes with quick keys, allowing you to control music, videos, and open the calculator with the touch of a key. The slim, glossy design saves space and makes a statement on your desktop. If you are interested, you can pre-order the Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 3000 for $24.95 each. [Microsoft]
Buffalo has rolled out a new keyboard in Japan. What makes the Buffalo Slim Keyboard special is that it measures at only 19mm thick (0.75-inch). This input device draws its power from a USB port. Available in White (BSKBU08WH) or Black (BSKBU08BK), the Buffalo Slim Keyboard will be available in the Japanese market later this month for $43. [PCLaunches]
Unlike standard keyboards, the Microsoft Wireless Desktop 2000 features the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), which can help protect your personal and business information by encrypting what you type. The keyboard also has a pillow-textured palm rest for support and comfort. The Microsoft Wireless Desktop 2000 comes equipped with a wireless, full-size mouse that features enhanced side grips, four-way scrolling and Blue Track technology. $39.95 is all you need to bring home this wireless keyboard. [Microsoft]
Still remember the Minebea Cool Leaf keyboard concept that we posted last year? The ultra-thin keyboard is now available for purchase. The Cool Leaf is a flat mirror-like panel keyboard that adopts Toray Industries Inc’s half mirror-type film made with a new material, a capacitive touch panel and a light guide plate-type backlight. When the power is off, the surface is like a mirror. But, when the surface is touched to turn on the power, it shows letters and numbers. The Minebea Cool Leaf keyboard will go on sale on May 13, 2011. [Minebea]
