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Coming from Genius, the Ring Presenter is a sleek version of the company’s Ring Mouse that adds PowerPoint functionality, making it extremely ideal for corporate meetings. Built with a touch-sensitive cursor pad surrounded by four buttons, the Ring Presenter gives the users a better control of both their remote PCs and the slide shows. When not in presentation mode, the device can serve as a miniature mouse too, with touch sensitive scrolling and right, middle, and left buttons.

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Welcome the Penclic Mouse to America and Canada. As a pen-shaped mouse that ensures the users a comfortable working experience, this Swedish-designed mouse will finally come to the North America where it would be available at Best Buy, Walmart and other major retailers. Till now its price is not yet confirmed, but it is quite sure that the device will be sold in both wired and wireless versions, just as in Europe.

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To build USB optical mouse with a digital photo frame? What an astonishing idea, because we seldom have the chance to see an optical mouse’s body when we’re using it. But it seems quite good when we leave the mouse unused – the 1.5″ LCD digital photo frame displays photos automatically to give your desk a refreshing look. The USB optical mouse has a built-in 8MB memory, expected to store about 50 photos. [Read the rest of this entry...]

USB Pixel Mouse, makes mouse a real part of your computers rather than an accessory to them. It is shaped like a giant Windows pointer, and it performs as well as a normal mouse. [Read the rest of this entry...]

Long before, common mouse for computers was named so mainly because the device has a long wire that looks like mouse’s tails. And now, Elecom Nendo Oppopet’s wireless mouse has “real” animal’s tail, so cute! [Read the rest of this entry...]

The Hacoa Play Mouse is definitely quite perfect for girls, as it not only has an ecological cuteness, but features a lovely smiling face that is made up of the wheel button and two little round left and right buttons. It is available in light maple and darker walnut, each for $189 on Japan Trend Shop. [Read the rest of this entry...]

“Weird” and “huge” is mentioned frequently when we talk about the Evoluent VerticalMouse. It seems not that smart on the pictures, however one will find it comfort and convenient to use the mouse after they’ve tried it personally. Moreover, the big mouse can even relieve your wrist pain, according to many users. [Read the rest of this entry...]

On the Consumer Electronics Show 2011, this mouse has won much praise from the visitors and almost all the participants were impressed with it simple shape, transparent body and decorative lamps built around. It is announced that the mouse’s body is made from high quality glass so that you can use it for a long time. [Read the rest of this entry...]

As people spend more and more time with a computer, they can also enjoy more convenience with the big guy, for example they could keep their hands warm with a Thanko Warming Mouse. Isn’t that a clever idea? [Read the rest of this entry...]

Free your hands! The Mouseless, completely invisible, is an innovative mouse that allows you to interact with the computers as the physical mouse do, while not needing to grapping it (of course you cannot!) It consists of an Infrared (IR) laser beam (with line cap) and an Infrared camera, both of which are built inside the computer. So when the user cups his/her hand on the surface where the computer sits on, a laser beam then appear underneath the hand, allowing him/her to interact with the computers. Really magical, right? For more details, check out the video below. [Read the rest of this entry...]

What will you do if you see somebody holding a grenade in the hand? Call 911 at once? Well, we’d like to extend our heartfelt thanks to you for your contribution towards the national security. But next time you’re in the same condition, you probably should firstly make sure they’e not using the Hand Grenade Mouse. Made out of an old grenade casing, the interesting accessory is an ordinary mouse, and will harm no one at all. It’s just meant to look cool.

Can your feet use the mouse as skillfully as your hands do? Possibly you will soon find the answer if you’re to use the innovative Toe Mouse by Liu Yi. Aimed at those who have hands or arms disability, the ergonomically designed mouse is controlled by the feet. It features two sensors-one below the big toe and the other below the second toe-to individually act as the left and right click button. So when slip the mouse on as you wear your flip-flops, you can conveniently use it by moving your toes. Easy as that! [Read the rest of this entry...]

Especially designed for specific designers, the wonderful eVouse concept combines two important functions in one: a mouse for laptops and a pen sensor for design works. Its unique triangular design not only means appalled comfort, but indicates great convenience. [Read the rest of this entry...]

Compared with conventional digital mouse, the “SPHEREtouch” from OreObject not only features a distinctively circular shape, but integrates a large horizontal scroll wheel and two touch-sensitive buttons, allowing you to use it more freely and easily. Finished in steel ($155), titanium ($175) and platinum ($225), “SPHEREtouch” is compatible with Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Mac OS X Leopard version 10.4. Both right and left-handed people will find great convenience with the mouse. [Read the rest of this entry...]

Creative Factor: The digital mouse becomes an integrated part of your body.

Who has ever thought that one day we could wear the digital mouse on our hands just as we’re wearing the gloves? But that’s not merely an exciting concept and Canadian firm Deanmark Ltd has come up with a radical wearable mouse- the ‘AirMouse’. It integrates the right and left click-buttons in the palm and uses an optical laser for operation. Since every part of the ‘AirMouse’ fits the ligaments on your wrists and hands so well that the cool mouse also ensures you enough flexibility. As a result, you won’t have to be bothered by the painful rollers any more. Besides, the users could easily type on the keyboard without removing the mouse. You love it? Then you’ll be glad to know that the revolutionary mouse will be on the market by the end of 2010 for $129. [Read the rest of this entry...]