Entries in 'mouse' (15)
Brand Profile: Mad Catz
NEWSHelen French talks to Mad Catz UK marketing director Rachel Gordon about its Cyborg gaming brand….
Roccat updates gaming mouse line-up
NEWSPeripherals specialist Roccat has launched its latest gaming mouse, the Kone+, an upgrade to its award winning Kone device.
PCR?s gaming peripherals guide online now
NEWSPCR’s guide to gaming peripherals is now online, featuring the latest mice, keyboards, headsets and more.
Logitech launches peripheral duo
NEWSPeripherals specialist Logitech has launched a keyboard and mouse package aimed at notebook users who want to make their desk set-up that bit more comfortable.
Sweex boosts peripherals range
NEWSPeripherals vendor Sweex has launched two new products this month a hard drive docking station and a laptop mouse.
Ergonomic peripherals guide online now
NEWSPCR’s guide to the ergonomic desk solutions sector is online now, featuring comment from the Health and Safety Executive, as well as leading industry figures.
Peripherals guide online now
NEWSOur latest guide to the peripherals and accessories sector is online now.
EuroTech distributes Disney peripherals
NEWSEuroTech is now stocking a range of PC peripherals and accessories featuring a variety of Disney characters.
Apple unveils Magic Mouse
NEWSApple has released its new Magic Mouse, which follows the vendors tradition of providing multi-touch support.
Apple loses Mighty Mouse trademark
NEWSApple has lost its fight to retain the ‘Mighty Mouse’ trademark, which refers to its iconic single button mice.
VIDEO: Microsoft?s mad mouse lab
NEWSMicrosoft has opened the lid on the extraordinary assortment of mice it’s developing, including a mouse that ‘sees’ your finger gestures and one that is, essentially, a hand-cradled touch-pad.
Logitech produces its billionth mouse
NEWS Logitech has said that it has produced its billionth mouse on the eve of the device turning 40.
Analyst: 'The mouse will be dead in five years'
NEWS An analyst has predicted that within five years, mice will be restricted to desktop systems as it becomes obsolete for use with home entertainment systems and laptops.
