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TigerDirect has the Swiss Army Knife of mouse for a Web low. It’s the Interlink Electronics REMOTEPOINT RF-Interactive Remote Control for $80 + $6 S&H = $86 Shipped! Features: Control the computer with customizable buttons up to 100 feet away Includes laser pointer, backlit buttons, 6 month

Late last month, Logitech announced the MX 1100 Cordless Laser mouse. It can be seen as an upgrade to the MX Revolution, which was probably the “king” of wireless mice, but had been on the market for over a year without any updates. The MX 1100 is a bit larger than an average mouse, but it’s ergonomic and versatile with many features that will not disappoint.

Newegg keeps the deals rolling today with a great discount on the Logitech MX Air Rechargeable Cordless Air Mouse (9316330403). It’s $140 - $20 coupon (MOUSE93FS) + $9 S&H = $129 Shipped! Don’t forget Newegg’s $20 coupon: MOUSE93FS Features: 2.4Ghz Laser mouse that you can use in the air or

Out of all the three PC shows I visited this year, I spent the most money at the Comex 2008. Total amount spent exceeded $3,500 for a Sony VAIO SR notebook, a Canon LCD projector and a A4Tech X7 Laser Mouse. VAIO SR Notebook After months of deliberating, I finally bought a Sony VAIO SR12G yesterday.

OCZ announced a new laser mouse for the players named Dominatrix. According to OCZ, mouse both stylish and ergonomic design, specifically aimed towards the “hardcore” players. For optimum grip, the mouse has a rubber cushions on the page. The Dominatrix offers two programmable buttons, each with three different modes for the players.

Imation India Pvt. Ltd. has announced the availability of Memorex's new uni-retractable laser mice.Sanjay Koul, Business Development Director (India & SAARC), Imation India Pvt. Ltd., said, "Whether you're looking for a mouse that's colorful and fun or one that's all business, these new Memorex

Microsoft’s Blue LED & The Evolution Of Mice It’s been a while since we’ve seen a big innovation in computer mice, but Microsoft claims that their new Blue Track mouse will change the game by using LED lights for control. With a wider-angle lens, it promises more accuracy than infared laser or optical mice.

Details are sketchy this far, but Microsoft is teasing us about saying “goodbye to laser” on September 9th, and now we have a picture of a product that showed up on Amazon’s Germany site that might have the answer to the mystery.

Microsoft has been teasing tech fans with an upcoming announcement on 9th September, asking them to “Say goodbye to lasers”. So what’s it replacing its laser mice with? This, apparently. It’s an all-new design, leaked by the company’s own hardware site.

This is Logitech’s Cordless Desktop Wave Pro, a keyboard with a really wavy design. Besides having a cool look, the wavy design actually serves a practical purpose. There are lots of ergonomic keyboards in the market today. The ones we are most familiar with would most probably be the ones that split up the keys into two sides.