Apple’s patents are always very interesting to say the least. Every time we see one we are constantly reminded that Apple not only thinks outside the box, but also manages to stay two steps ahead of everyone else in terms of new ideas and technological innovation.
How many of you work in an office and can not keep yourself from playing practical jokes at every given opportunity? The Phantom Keystroker was designed with you in mind. This tiny USB thumb drive thoroughly annoys your co-workers by causing their computers to malfunction.
No, not a bidet, this is actually Cyber E Sport’s Orbita Freestyle mouse, a puck-shaped wireless mouse that uses an internal compass to orient itself. Completely free-rotating, the mouse is pressed down for a left-click and its silicone sides squeezed for a right-click; it can also be used as one big scroll wheel or jog dial for whipping down internet pages or in editing video.
Video of the Orbital Freestyle in action after the cut
Logitech is known for their many computer mouses and gaming peripherals, but now they’re offering up something additional for their G9 Laser Mouse that’s sure to make more than a few heads turn. It’s called the ID Grip, and this item can be customized to fit your individual gamer personality.
The ID Grip, located on the palm area of the mouse, can be adorned with artwork from a specific game or from other images Logitech created. You can even jazz it up with an image you send in for use.
Logitech says the introduction of this customization option is a logical move for a product intended for gamers who, more often than not, like to mod their hardware. Any image you select is custom printed on the grip for you and it won’t fade or rub away with time. You can get the Logitech G9 Laser Mouse ID Grip now for $19.99.
If you were a big fan of Charlie Brown growing up or just have a fondness for all things Snoopy, or maybe your kid does, you’ll be delighted to hear Kokuyo has just announced three new items just in time for Christmas: the Snoopy Mouse, Snoopy Mouse Pad and Four Port USB Hub.
Wednesday Logitech announced that they have shipped their billionth mouse. They are now proposing a contest inviting people to track its billionth mouse shipped. Logitech has been delivering high quality products ranging from webcams, to several different versions of the computer mouse for over 20 years.
Some people just need everything to match. They might love everything blue and buy a blue car and paint their house blue and wear blue jeans…and you see where this is going. The same goes with technology. Since the new MacBook and accompanying keyboard from Apple sport an aluminum body, it’s only natural to want all of your accessories to match, too, right?
Okay, so when you hear that something is called the Weston Boege Glide Keyboard, it’s a pretty safe assumption to say it’s a keyboard right? And while that’s partly true, this one is a mouse too, sort of.
The Jupiter Mouse, designed by Actbrise Electronics, is something a little bit different than what you’d normally expect from a mouse. In fact, it’s made from wood.
This mouse has four buttons and while it looks like a ball, it won’t really roll right off of a table. It actually uses gestures to work. Basically, you just have to roll the mouse in the direction you want your cursor to go. Pretty neat idea, really.
If you’re a fan of MMOs, especially World of Warcraft, how can you live without the SteelSeries official WoW MMO Gaming Mouse? Okay, so you could probably live without it, but this thing is legit and was created along with Ideazon in collaboration with Blizzard.
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