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• Kensington Ci Lifestyle Collection Mice Review

  Published: July 27, 2007, 5:28 pm

  Tags: Reviews, Mouse, Kensington, Mice, Cool Stuff, Ci75m, Mice Amp Amp Keyboards, Ci70le, Reciever

  firm in San Francisco, the mice and keyboards in the collection were created to not only work well but to look good too. We got a [...] Related Entries: Ci Lifestyle Collection Designer Notebook Mice from KensingtonKensington Si750m LE Pink Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse ReviewCARE Review: Hit the G Spot!Sony’s new mice - colourful

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• Two-in-One: EzKEY Keypad Mouse, for Number Crunchers on the Go

  Published: July 31, 2007, 9:22 am

  Tags: Ezkey, Input Devices, Mice, Peripherals, Two In One

  This EzKEY combo mouse and keypad might be just what you're looking for if you're on the road, suddenly need to add a long list of numbers, and your laptop doesn't have a keypad. Just flip up the top as you would open your car's trunk, and there you have a keypad to do so quick number crunching. Flip it down, and it works and feels just like any

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• Peripherals: USB Calculator Mouse Puts the Numbers Where You Need Them

  Published: August 1, 2007, 1:03 pm

  Tags: Mice, Mouse, Peripherals, Pointing Devices, Usb Calculator Mouse

  Yesterday we showed you a mouse with a keypad under its lid, but here's an idea for number-crunching road warriors that might be even better: a USB mouse with an integrated calculator. Just like that keypad mouse, this could useful for laptop users who don't have a keypad that's easily used. A major difference is that this calculator mouse is a

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• Review: Logitech MX Air Mouse Hands On (Verdict: Why?)

  Published: August 3, 2007, 1:00 pm

  Tags: Feature, Hands On, Home Entertainment, Home Theater, Logitech, Logitech Mx Air Rechargeable Cordless Air Mouse, Mice, Mouse, Mx Air, Review, Top

  than conventional wireless mice (or even through walls), about like Bluetooth. Nice dynamic scrolling feature, where it lets you sling a scroll into hyper-auto mode, which feels a bit like the iPhone's "kinetic scrolling." The trick to using its 3D capabilities: When you pick it up, don't hold it like a mouse, but like a remote control. And it

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• Sole Mio Solar Powered Computer Mouse

  Published: August 3, 2007, 5:22 pm

  Tags: Green Technology, Devices, Mice Trackballs

  Computer mice powered by batteries could soon become a thing of the past if trails of the world's first exclusively photovoltaic-powered' computer mouse (that's solar powered to you and me) yield positive results. A series of fifteen Sole Mio solar powered mice are presently undergoing user trials with the Dutch Minister of the Ministry of

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• Worthy Wisdom: Flax seed to the rescue

  Published: August 4, 2007, 4:00 am

  Tags: Anti, Brown, Cancer, Canyon, Common, Diabetes, Fibers, Flax, Golden, Growth, Heart, Linseed, Menopausal, Mice, Plant, Post, Prevention, Ranch, Seed, Tumor, Wisdom, Worthy, Yellow

  can reduce tumor growth in mice, particularly the tumors found in human post-menopausal breast cancer. Flax seed also serves as replacement for egg in baking -- just mix one tablespoon of ground flax seeds with three tablespoons of water. It can be mixed with oatmeal, yogurt, anything where a nutty flavor is appropriate.Flax is not a new food

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• Thanko: The Mouse that Quacked/Went Ribbit/Did Whatever a Seal Does

  Published: August 7, 2007, 3:35 am

  Tags: Animals, Duck, Frog, Mice, Mouse, Peripherals, Seal, Thanko

  Thanko has released a new range of animal-themed mice. Both Mac- and Window-compatible, you can have one of three beasties - duck, seal and frog - floating inside. They look like bath toys and cost $12.50. By the way, what noise does a seal make? I need help. Gallery after the jump. [Thanko via Impress through Google Translate]

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• SteelSeries' new Ikari Professional Gaming Mouse

  Published: August 24, 2007, 10:40 pm

  Tags: Ikari, Ikari Professional Gaming Mouse, Ikariprofessionalgamingmouse, Mice, Mouse, Steelseries

  a couple interesting gaming mice come out of Leipzig this year, and the SteelSeries Ikari Professional Gaming mouse is right up there with Microsoft's new Sidewinders and Razer's Lachesis. The outer shell is built to accommodate the "three major gaming grips" of "Swipe, Claw, and Palm," and gamers can select their choice of models: a high-res

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• Keyboard Fun

  Published: August 31, 2007, 11:27 am

  Tags: Funny, Photos, Russian Art, Keyboards, Mice, Russian Art, Self Made

  We had a man with wooden cell phone last week, now here is a man who makes different things from old keyboards and computer mice. (more…)

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• SpacePilot Pan & Zoom 3D Mouse

  Published: August 29, 2007, 2:38 pm

  Tags: Devices, Mice Trackballs

  Aimed squarely at CAD operatives and Photoshop artists, the SpacePilot from 3DConnexion (a subsidiary of none other than Logitech) has been designed from the ground up to make 3D navigation a breeze with its sculpted ergonomic form and its push, pull, twist and tilt navigation dial. Coming complete with inbuilt compatibility with over 100 3D

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• Iogear Wireless Laser Presentation Mouse with Nano Technology

  Published: August 29, 2007, 7:51 am

  Tags: Internet Amp Amp Computers, Devices, Mice Trackballs

  Billed as being an excellent tool for medical offices, schools and libraries as well as gamers and ???mobile professionals???, Iogear???s new 3-in-1 presentation mouse, known as the Phaser, not only offers 27MHz radio wave wireless connectivity ??? with a range of up to 30 feet ??? but also comes complete with nano technology in the form of a

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• SpacePilot Pan & Zoom 3D Mouse

  Published: August 29, 2007, 2:38 pm

  Tags: Devices, Mice Trackballs

  Aimed squarely at CAD operatives and Photoshop artists, the SpacePilot from 3DConnexion (a subsidiary of none other than Logitech) has been designed from the ground up to make 3D navigation a breeze with its sculpted ergonomic form and its push, pull, twist and tilt navigation dial. Coming complete with inbuilt compatibility with over 100 3D

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• Office Space: Mousetraps In The 'New York Times' Cafeteria

  Published: September 4, 2007, 3:50 pm

  Tags: Mice, New York Times, Office Space, Tiny Exposes, Top

  The New York Times building has a well-documented mouse problem, and anyone who thought that the little critters would scurry away once everyone had settled into the new building were mistaken, as...

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• Logitech Debuts Its Flagship Bluetooth Desktop System, the $170 MX5500 Revolution

  Published: September 4, 2007, 4:00 am

  Tags: Peripherals, Bluetooth, Keyboards, Logitech, Mice, Peripherals

  There may not be tiny LCD screens on each key, but Logitech's new high-end Vista-friendly keyboard-and-mouse pairing, the $170 MX5500 Revolution Cordless Desktop, does have an integrated display for time, calculator functions, media controls and incoming messages. The price includes the MX Revolution laser mouse, typically a $100 value. It also

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• Curious Optical Computer Mouse with Integral Wrist Rest

  Published: September 5, 2007, 8:06 am

  Tags: Internet Amp Amp Computers, Mice Trackballs

  as far as computer mice go in offering a base level 800dpi optical resolution, left and right click buttons and a mouse wheel. Admittedly, in an obvious attempt to add a little design flair the scroll wheel is lit by an internal blue LED which is nice in a fairly mundane sort of way though with the wrist rest attachment

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