Showing posts with label MOUSE♥. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MOUSE♥. Show all posts
USB OptiWind Mouse
USB OptiWind Mouse features a built-in cooling fan for cooling and drying your hand. Equipped with ON/OFF switch so that you can turn the fan off when it is unneccessary.
Old Mouses (Computer
Still remember the type of mouses that once we have been using before?? Hmmmm... just to reflesh your memory and a smile on your face...
The Logitech Mice That Weren't
They get wonderfully cheeky about them too, saying that the hockey-puck mouse "looked cool but turned out to be less than comfortable." (WINK WINK NUDGE NUDGE.) Here are a few of the more ridiculous ones, but be sure to check out the whole run. It's hard to believe some these even made it off the page, much less into a polished, physical form in some cases. Of course, none of them will ever top my beloved, retired MX500.
Really fantastic. I wish more companies would show us some of their aborted lab creatures.
E-Blue Scorpion PRO Game Mouse
High-precision Gaming sensor system with built-in Gaming lens, high performance engine are used. Gaming lens and combine with latest radiation sensors makes different from the conventional LED illumination with reflected light. Using with more efficient, stable and smooth operation as possible.
Price : US$ 29.00
Razer Dragon Mouse
Razer has added a new gaming mouse to their range, designed specifically for player of MMO games, the Razer Naga Mouse.
The Razer Naga mouse is designed to ‘enhance your ability to control your character’, and it features 17 MMO optimized buttons that can be individually programmed for different in game commands.
Here are the specifications.
* 5600dpi Razer Precision 3.5G Laser Sensor
* 1000Hz Ultrapolling™ / 1ms response time
* 200 inches per second max tracking speed
* Zero-acoustic Ultraslick™ Teflon feet
* 17 MMO-optimized buttons (including 12 button thumb grid)
* Optional MMO-specific software AddOns
* Unlimited character profiles with AddOns
* Approximate size: 116L x 69W x 41.6H (in mm)
Elecom Wind Up Mouse
Elecom has added a new mouse to their range with the launch of the Elecom Wind Up mouse.
The Elecom Wind Up mouse has a rubber sleeve on the bottom of the mouse which can be lifted up, you can then wind the mouse cord around the mouse and store it away neatly.
The Elecom Wind Up Mouse comes in a variety of funky colors, including, pink, red, blue, grey and black, it is available to pre-order for $41.73
Sigma mouse: make your Powerpoints more entertaining to yourself
If you bore people to death with crappy, lazy powerpoint slideshows on a regular basis, you should waste some more of your company's time and money by buying a fancy mouse created just for that purpose. The Sigma SGM2 mouse is meant to be held as shown and waved around in the air when you emphatically make a point during your presentations. You can move the mouse using your thumb and that little trackball, but really all you need to do is to click the slides forward. Oh look, it's a paragraph of text! I'll just read that out loud for you, as you couldn't read it on your own. Do you like my choices in clipart? Look at that man singing, he has a top hat and a whip! He looks like he's from the circus! Now let's all go out there and be more productive, team!
Floating mouse will, like, totally blow your mind
We've covered some pretty gimmicky gaming mice before, but none of them come close the the awesomeness of this (also gimmicky) hover mouse. Actually hovering above your mouse pad, the hover mouse certainly stands out from all other mice, no matter how many LED lights get stuck into them. It uses electromagnetic hovering technology to do its thing, and it still has a respectable 6,000-dpi accuracy. Bring it to your next LAN party for that extra level of intimidation while you're setting your rig up. The only thing I would worry about is what happens when your hand isn't on the mouse. Does it stay still, or does it float around like an air hockey puck? I mean, in addition to floating around it's also wireless, so what's to stop it from floating its way right off your desk? These are questions you can answer by plunking down $75 and testing it out. Let me know, friends.
Just like games, computer mice go 3D
For the last couple of decades, game controllers have been sprouting more and more buttons, party because today's games have tons of fancy 3D graphics. For PC games, though, you're relying an awful lot on the mouse, which is a stubbornly 2D interface (after all, most mice don't let you move in all three dimensions). Not so with Sandio's terribly named 3D GameO' mouse, which has buttons on its sides for selecting which axis (x, y, or z) you want to be rotating around, or which plane you want to move through. It's aimed at the gaming market, although I could see it coming in handy for some designers at Industrial Light and Magic, too.
Gearlog gave the 3D GameO' a look-see and found a steep learning curve, though any gamers who think they rely on their fancy gaming keyboards too often may want to take note. The 3D mouse is available now for $80.
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