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Microsoft's latest squeaker looks like a mis-shapen potato and, despite claims that it feels as comfortable as a handshake, we'd be inclined to say that shaking hands with Mike Tyson would be better.
Macally is great at producing cheap, no-frills Mac peripherals that are pedestrian to look at but work well and can be relied on. This latest mouse is no exception. It's lightweight, has five programmable buttons including the scroll wheel...
It's easy to spot Apple zealots in a crowd. They're the ones smashing the right edges of their mice in a vain attempt to get them to register a single right-click. The Mighty Mouse's buttonless design was lauded by all who saw it...
Whatever happened to the old luxury keyboard? There's the odd Microsoftor Logitech option, but these tend to be pretty pricey and often noless plasticky than cheaper offerings we could mention.
Who buys these gaming keyboards? The new ZBoard Merc hopes to winapproval with a combination of interesing ergonomic design, rather thanpure WSAD mimicry, and there's also the coveted ZEngine software, whichallows you to design preset key-templates.
Novelty. It's a wonderful thing. Take this USB optical mouse-cum-Skypephone; what a great idea! But given the fact that novelty wears off, there's a limit to how much we're prepared to pay for such items.
If you're anything like us, you've sat in on a fair few PowerPoint presentations. You may also have noticed a common theme: Dicky Mouse Disorder. DMD occurs, for example, when a Bluetooth optical mouse is used to control a presentation...
Well, this is certainly a new one for us; a mini mouse that flips openlike a mobile phone, transforming into a fully functional VoIP handset. Swathed in stylish black and silver, the Vaio VN-CX1 looks every bit the executive desk decoration
Logitech hasn't just added the word Mac to its reasonably pricedkeyboard and mouse set; it has also delivered a true Apple-focusedproduct. It has even put an Apple logo on the C key.
We're not exactly sure where the fashion for neon blue lights on Macperipherals has come from, although we have a sneaking suspicion that it could be overspill from custom car design. The blue strip on the Razer Pro v1.6 is purely decorative
One thing even the most ardent PC fan has to give to Apple is itsunfailing eye for a cool shape. Its computers wouldn't have been nearlyas successful if they didn't look stylish enough to sit comfortably ina museum of design
This isn't the first programmable-macro keyboard to come through ourhardware-shaped letterbox, but it's certainly one of the mostinteresting. Out of the box, the G15 features 18 extra keys that can beprogrammed with custom functions
The MX 610 is a right-handed mouse contoured for excellent tactility.On the right-hand lip and flank are easy-to-use media control buttons, including a volume control, go-to-email-client selector...
Logitech has a lot of pride riding on its mice. It has broughtdisruptive technology to market in the past, scoring a first with laseroptics in its mice in 2004, for example.
This tiny mouse is designed for PowerBooks and iBooks with built-inBluetooth - or any OS X Jaguar or later Mac with a Bluetooth adaptor.Macally has decided to take a different approach to many otherperipheral manufacturers...
From the nylon-braided USB cord to the removable weights tray, everypart of the G5 is beautifully crafted. This 2,000 DPI mouse offers eight sensitivity levels that can be customised and selected on the fly
Logitech must think that there should be some correlation between costand the size of the box, with the LX 700 shipping with more clean airthan any other setup here.