Logitech ratchets up the competition with M325 wireless mouse

You know that pseudo-tactile feeling you get when you fondle your mouse's clicky scroll wheel, the one that satisfies your obsessive need to touch everything? Logitech wants to give you more clicks, and smoother scrolling to boot. This M325 wireless mouse's new "micro-precise" scroll wheel features 72 tiny ratchets, making our self-counted 22-ratchet mouse wheel seem downright barbaric by comparison - not that we ever really considered the number of teeth our mice had before now. The rodent's 18-month battery life won't quite live up to your 2-year Couch Mouse, but at least they can share a Logitech Unifying Receiver. Your scroll wheel of tomorrow can be had for $40 later this month, or £30 right now for lucky folks in the UK.

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'I Love You' USB Mouse

This is one of unique gadget. If you does not dare to express love, Now you no longer need to  follow-up  reality show  to express love to someone. Simply take the USB mouse I Love You, plug into a computer / laptop nearby, press the scroll key, and let it speak "I Love You". In addition to express love to someone you like, I Love You USB mouse is also ideal for men who are lazy to  say I Love U each was asked by a girlfriend  / wife, "You love me don't you?".

The price for this incredible gadget Around $ 21, not including interest costs should you spend to make up with your partner when its frequency of use.

Genius MousePen M508W lets you draw on your PC from across the room

When the pen tablet was first created for the computer, it took digital art to a whole new level. Users could create fantastic artwork without making a mess while having access to tools like undo, copy, paste and scale at their disposal to help them craft their masterpieces. But one of the limitations about pen tablets was that you would have to work right next to the computer due to the length of the tablet's USB cable. The ability to draw anytime, and anywhere you want with pen and paper gives it a notch over the pen tablet. Well, the folks over at Genius have released a new pen tablet that overcomes some of these limitations. While the MousePen M508W won't allow you to draw outdoors like you would like, you're no longer restricted to sitting in at your desk while you work. Perfect for working with a projector or when giving presentations. The tablet connects to the computer via a wireless USB receiver is powered by three AAA batteries, while the stylus is powered by 2 AA batteries. The tablet has 4 on-board programmable buttons, and comes with software to make life easier for you. It works on both Windows and Mac operating systems, and is available now for $149.

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Genius MousePen M508W Graphic-Design Tablet Hits America

Genius’s wireless MousePen M508W Graphic-Design Tablet is already available in the USA and Canada. This Tablet is designed for art teachers, students and graphic-design professionals.

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March 29, 2011, Taipei, Taiwan — Genius, a leading manufacturer of computer peripherals, today releases its MousePen M508W in the USA and Canada. A 5? x 8? wireless graphic-design tablet, the MousePen M508W uses 2.4GHz wireless technology and connects to notebooks and computers via a USB receiver, giving you wide-ranging freedom to move around without any interference. With exceptional value for money, this high-performance tablet is perfect for art teachers, students, and graphic-design professionals, and gives them wireless freedom to paint, draw, write, and edit.

The high-performance stylus is tilt sensitive ±60 degrees and has 1024 pressure levels, making brush strokes thicker or thinner depending on how hard the stylus is pressed, mimicking traditional painting. Perfectly suited for graphic-design professionals, MousePen M508W gives you the same experience as if you were using paint and canvas. As a mouse, the left button is a simple push down with a right-click button and scroll button near the tip along the side. The stylus moves across the 4000 LPI high-resolution contact area as if the screen and tablet were the same, making operation smooth and accurate. You can switch between the 5? x 8? contact area to a 4:3 wide screen contact area, if desired.

The Genius MousePen M508W tablet has four express keys (Desktop, Flip 3D, Page Up, Page Down) for easy navigating as well as an LED power and low-battery indicator. It also has thirteen programmable hot cells for customized Office and Internet shortcuts along the top of the contact area. There is a clip to store the stylus, making it easy to take the MousePen M508W with you. A wireless mouse comes with right, left, and scroll-wheel buttons and connects via the USB receiver.

The Genius MousePen M508W includes the following programs (for Windows only):

* Annotate for Word ? Allows you to hand write notes, highlight and annotate documents in Microsoft Word.
* Pen Notice ? Allows you to touch up pictures, put in annotations, or insert text when doing a presentation, sending email, or editing pictures.
* Pen Commander ? Allows you to draw command symbols directly on the digital pen tablet so you can execute commands or open files instantly.
* Pen Mail ? Allows you to send hand-written emails with your own signature.
* Pen Signer ? Allows you to insert signatures or hand drawn graphics into a document.

Trial versions of Adobe® Photoshop® Extended and Corel® PainterTM are also included as well as two spare stylus tips and an easy-to-use tip-changing tool. Three AAA and two AA alkaline batteries are included so that the tablet, stylus, and mouse can be used right out of the box.

System Requirements

* Windows® 7/Vista/XP or Mac OSX 10.4 or above
* CD/DVD ROM drive
* At least 64MB of RAM
* At least 12MB hard disk space
* IBM PC Pentium 233 compatible or higher
* One USB port

The suggested retail price for the Genius MousePen M508W is US$149.

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Sigma A.P.O. Wireless Handheld Mouse Introduced In Japan

Although Japan may have gone through quite a lot lately with the earthquake, tsunami and the nuclear crisis, life fortunately still goes on despite what most of the country is facing. And when it comes to introducing new products, the country still try to take an active role somewhat. One of the recent ones introduced is the Sigma A.P.O. SGMRF3 Wireless Handheld Mouse.

The Sigma A.P.O. SGMRF3 Wireless Handheld Mouse may be something that mostly laptop users may find quite useful. It is a wireless mouse that is held when used instead of being dragged across a flat surface. It provides an alternative navigation option for laptop users who may sometimes find using the track pad quite inconvenient.

The SGMRF3 Wireless Handheld Mouse somewhat looks like a pointing device used in making office presentations. It is equipped with a trackball that is used to control the computer pointer on the screen as well as 5 other standard buttons. The Sigma A.P.O. SGMRF3 Wireless Handheld Mouse is expected to be available in the Japanese market in April. It is expected to cost around 5,980 Japanese Yen or around US$74.

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Genius Traveler 6000 Wireless Optical Mouse

Even some people like to use a PC mouse with their laptops. Some may find it too inconvenient using the track pad to navigate through the screen and use a portable mouse instead. That is why there are now wireless models available like the new Genius Traveler 6000 Wireless Optical Mouse to make it easier to use even while on the road.

The Genius Traveler 6000 wireless mouse is a handy and simple PC mouse that quite convenient to use, be it using a PC or a laptop. It is designed for use with either hand, making it even more convenient. It uses 2.4GHz wireless technology for better power saving as well as lesser signal interference. A 1200 dpi optical engine makes it a more precise and accurate wireless mouse in terms of movement and navigation.

The Genius Traveler 6000 uses only a single AAA battery and also comes with a power saving switch that can help extend its battery life. The receiver can also be conveniently stored through a slot inside the mouse so that it won’t get lost easily due to its small size. The Genius Traveler 6000 Wireless optical Mouse is now available at Genius for US$15.

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A New Computer Mouse from Microsoft

Team Microsoft (Microsoft) has developed a new computer mouse Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse. It does not just look good, but works much better than their predecessors. The new mouse is literally bending under the user. Depending on your preferences and degree of convenience, it can make a flat or convex. The preliminary cost of this gadget is $ 70.