by Johan on March 22, 2007
Accessory specialist Kensington has taken the initiative to charity the Breast Cancer Campaign by donating ten percent of its profit for each Si750 wireless optical mouse sold. Aimed at notebook users, the mouse is extremely compact because of the USB receiver can be stored into the back of the mouse safely after use. The device requires only a single AA battery to provide up to six months’ of power for the average use. The special edition Si750 will be available next month for approx. $80 through Currys and PC World stores.
Via RegHardware
by Johan on March 7, 2007
SolidAlliance has an excellent mouse cover shaped like a Japanese Omuraice (a rice omelette). It is actually a typical Japanese dish in which an omelette covers a rice dish, with a little bit of ketchup on top, or curry, depending on your taste. No info on pricing and availability yet. More pics after the jump!
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by Johan on March 3, 2007
Please welcome another innovation from Asia. The Logisys introduced an Optical Finger Mouse that comes equipped with dual buttons, a scroll wheel, and supports 800dpi. The mouse also provides a comfortable cloth USB cord for long term use.
The Finger Mouse features a comfortable cloth USB cord for long term use. It’s compact size and easy no mouse pad required design is perfect for mobile and laptop use. It also features dual mouse buttons and a scroll wheel for fast and easy navigation. Whether you are sick of your conventional mouse, on the go, suffering from CTS or some other hand sickness, or even an aspiring Borg battle trooper, the Logisys Optical Finger Mouse is fing’a lick’n good!
Buy it now at Xoxide for only $20. Find out more images after the jump!
Via Product Page and Gizmodo
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by Johan on February 28, 2007
APO launched a new Windows Vista ready mouse. Measuring just 54.2mm x 95mm x 35mm and weighing 60grams, the optical mouse has an ultra compact wireless module that you can store inside it. Pricing and availability are still in mystery. Hit the jump to see more images.
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by Johan on February 23, 2007
If your hands have a tendency to get cold while using the computer, then the USB Warmer Mouse seems to be the perfect solution for you. This mouse comes in a variety of colors. It emits heat to keep your hands warm. The temperature stays at a warm 45C degree but also has an on/off switch if it gets too hot for you. The mouse is made of a heat resistant material to keep the components from getting damaged. Priced at just $23, the USB Warmer Mouse is available at USB Brando.
Via Techie Diva
by Johan on February 2, 2007
Buffalo introduced their two new portable mice; the BLMU-R/S and BOMU-W05/S. The BLMU-R/S measures 60mm x 91mm x 35mm and weight 69grams and has a retractable USB cable. While the BOMU-W05/S is a wireless mouse that requires 2 AAA batteries. It measures 52mm x 91mm x 33mm and weighs 57grams. No word yet on pricing or availability. More images after the leap!
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by Johan on December 22, 2006
Kokuyo Japan produced a dual purpose mouse with a built in laser pointer. The mouse has a resolution of 800 dpi with laser pointer switch that ranges up to 25 meters. You can activate the pointer by switching it under the scroll wheel. The Kokuyo Mouse is Windows and Mac OS compatible. It’s now available in Japan for only $38.
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by Johan on December 20, 2006
SplitFish has a new toy for PS2 owners! That will bring their First Person Shooter experience to the next level when used. Dubbed as the EdgeFX mouse, it comes with the Dual Shock controller’s four face buttons on its side, and with a secondary controller that houses the analog and D-pads. Too bad, it is compatible only with the PS2. The EdgeFX mouse should be available at retail stores this week and with the price tag of $70.
Via Gizmodo.
by Johan on December 20, 2006
Everybody knows (especially smokers) how legendary Zippo is. Now, the company has launched a portable ashtray in Japan that’s shaped like a mouse.
The idea to create portable ashtray comes after the legislation that prohibits smoking on the streets and the littering of cigarette butts was enforced. Made of durable die-cast metal, each Zippo Portable Ashtray retails for around $25 at Rakuten (Japan).
UberGizmo via PeepCulture.
by Johan on December 19, 2006
If you think US$79 is a bit too much for an adapter, this may change your mind, especially you game lovers.
Tired of using the Xbox 360’s dual joystick controllers to play Gears of War? Well, with this XCM XFPS keyboard and mouse adapter, playing games will be more enjoyable. That’s because you can play your XBox 360 games with your PS2 controller or keyboard and mouse. Isn’t it cool?
Via Video Game Advantage.
