The Magic Mouse of Apple is definitely a very beautiful object. The manufacturer offers indeed a multitouch mouse with a design more than successful. With a smooth surface not revealing buttons or scroll wheel, this pointing device is more like a UFO than a mouse… But while the Magic Mouse was normally only reserved for the Mac, now drivers (unofficial) are available to run the mouse on PCs with Windows…
The LEGO mouse is certainly not comfortable to use, but if it’s in LEGO, what difference does it make? The fact that you have a giant LEGO brick attached to your PC makes a lot of people jealous. It is available only in red for the moment, but if you like the color, it costs a price of $31.
Elecom has just added to its catalog a nice little wireless mouse (2.4GHz), the M-D17DR which only need a small AAA battery…
In short, besides its size and shape (70.1 x 100 x 36.2mm and 70g), nothing special. However, be aware that Elecom offers a software (PC and Mac compatible) to reprogram your little mouse.
Finally, Elecom also announced a battery life of 69 hours (continuous use).
Compatible with Windows XP (SP1/2), Vista, Windows 7 and Mac OS X 10.5 and 10.6.
Razer continues with its new high-precision devices for gaming and multimedia with the Razer Imperator, a new gaming mouse for right-handed people which offers adjustable side buttons, a 3.5G Precision laser sensor of 5600 dpi, a Razer Synapse integrated memory, speeds of up to 500 cm per second and 50 g of acceleration, 7 Hyperesponse independently programmable buttons, Ultrapolling response 1000Hz / 1ms, the On-The-Fly Sensitivity adjusting feature, all in 123 x 71 x 42mm. Price: €69.99, available for the month of December 2009.
Like a Spoon is a new mouse for travel from Elecom. This includes if you believe the manufacturer, the shape of a spoon without the handle… It’s laser mouse, wireless (2.4 Ghz) and it costs a price of $90! Its dimensions are 88.3 × 40.2mm for 115g.
The Magic Mouse owners who want to use multitouch features on a PC can stop hoping. A good old hack of families has managed this small feat. In fact, they extract the Windows drivers that were in the latest update of Bootcamp. You can download the drivers in 32bit version and 64bit version.
The SmartFish Ergomotion mouse is not really new, and it is back at a price of $49.95. Designed for people who spend long hours on their computers and who do suffer from musculo-skeletal problems, the Ergomotion mouse includes a proprietary database, which allows the mouse to adapt to movements of the hand and wrist.
Despite the success of the Xbox 360, Microsoft does not forget PC gamers, and continues to regularly release mice and keyboards for gamers. The SideWinder X8 gaming mouse is the latest evolution of the range of SideWinder, a family that is refined over time. A mouse that gamers should enjoy. High accuracy, adjustable weight and good ergonomics in addition to the possibility of using it wired or wireless. Price: €99.
On one side there is the Magic Mouse of Apple without a button and at the opposite there is the OpenOfficeMouse with 18 programmable buttons equipped with double-click! Developed by WarMouse in partnership with the OpenOffice.org community, this mouse is still at a price of $75, also has the ability to store up to 63 different profiles and provides compatibility with Windows, Linux, Mac.
The manufacturer Raptor Gaming has just lifted the veil on its latest mouse dedicated to gamers, the M3x equipped with USB connectivity, 7 programmable buttons and a laser sensor (dpi ranging from 499 to 4800). No more info to be put in the tooth at this writing. It should be available later this month for a price of €70.
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