Input Devices

Microsoft has finally unveiled the brand new Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000v2 that uses a 2.4GHz wireless connection with a maximum range of up to 9-meter. The mouse features rubber grips on either side to make it useable by both the left- and right-handed. The Microsoft 3000v2 also features a USB nano transceiver, a power status indicator, three buttons, a scroll wheel and a 1000dpi resolution for greater precision and smoothness of your mouse movement. It has a battery life of up to 10-month. You can buy the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000v2 for £19.99 ($31). [Pocket-lint]

It is a fact of life that no two people are exactly the same and this goes the same for hands. When companies design a new mouse, they try to build their designs off of what the average person’s hand is like. This is good in theory, but is not always that good for the precision that is required for gaming. This new Mad Catz Cyborg R.A.T. 7 Gaming Mouse will be adjustable in just about every way to make a more comfortable gaming experience for you. [EverythingUSB]

With the Dell Streak getting set to release, Logitech has already started designing devices for it and we can see this one working extremely well with the new tablet. When you attach the new Logitech DiNovo to the Dell Streak, you not only get a full QWERTY keyboard but you also get a touch pad as well. Is it possible to be just as excited about a device’s accessory as you are about the device itself? The compactness and cool factor of this one points to yes. [StreakSmart]