Microsoft launches in the UK the Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000v2. It uses 2.4GHz wireless technology and comes with a nano USB receiver. The 3000v2 has three buttons and a scroll wheel and rubber grips on either side of it so both the left and right handed can use it.

The Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000v2 is priced at GBP19.99.

This is Swiftpoint Mouse, a super tiny wireless mouse. The mouse features natural pen-like grip with padded thumb and finger grips and includes left-click button, right-click button and scroll wheel.

The tiny mouse comes with a multi-functional USB dock/receiver that provides wireless operation, charges the mouse and magnetically securing the mouse directly to your laptop. The SwiftPoint offers also 30 second RapidCharge. It is now available for pre-order for $80.95.

Yes, we understand it looks like Microsoft are yet again copying Apple – you can safely save yourself those comments. However, it still does look interesting – Microsoft’s newest product seems to be a touch-sensitive mouse, similar to a certain one offered by their competitor. Its placeholder name is “Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse”.

This isn’t the first time we’ve been seeing glimpses of this – last year, we saw a prototype of what Microsoft called Mouse 2.0, which functioned remarkably similar to Apple’s Magic

Adesso launches the iMouse T1, an optical trackball mouse that aimed at providing accuracy and smooth motion, requiring minimal hand movement and maintenance. The T1 comes with a 1.8-inch ergonomically designed trackball that can be removed for cleaning. It has a 800dpi resolution and a

The Adesso iMouse T1 is priced at $24.99 at Amazon.

Razer introduces its line of gaming peripherals designed specifically for the release of Blizzard Entertainment’s real-time strategy (RTS) game StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty. Three tournament-ready items will be released, including the Spectre mouse, Marauder keyboard and Banshee headset, all have gaming-optimized design inspired by the StarCraft.

The Razer Spectre is a lightweight five-button mouse with 5600DPI Razer Precision 3.5G laser sensor, 1000Hz Ultrapolling/1ms response, mouse click button force adjustment and backlit with APM

Spend any time in a audio or video editing suite of applications and you'll find yourself overwhelmed by a selection of on-screen controls that have absolutely zero relevance to your on-desk controls -- keyboard and mouse don't really equate to slider and dial. FlexiKnobs bridge that gap, and allow collaborative work too. A project by researchers at the University of Applied Sciences, they're little wooden mice of a decidedly non-ergonomic shape, but they allow you to move cursor (shown after the break) over on-screen control, then click in the wheel and spin it to

3M has announced the launch of a new mouse which is designed to reduce muscle strain and make the mouse more comfortable to use, the 3M Ergonomic Mouse.

As you can see from the photos, the 3M Ergonomic Mouse looks more like a joystick than a computer mouse, and it works like a joystick, but moves like a conventi0nal mouse.

Working with computers, particularly for long periods without breaks, is a prime cause of Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI).  A poorly set up workstation or the use of inferior

The Algo mouse showcased at CES uses an innovative new method of control helping to reduce RSI. Te tiny mouse has indentation for your fingertips and scroll wheels positioned on the back two corners of the the mouse.

This ultra portable mouse also has groove cut around its edge for storage of its cable when not in use.

It looks a little small to me but may help ease suffers of RSI that have to use a mouse. When released the Algo Glide mouse will be

Japanese PC maker Mouse Computer introduces the Luv Machines Lm-mini20 ultra slim nettop PC. Boosted by Intel Atom 230 1.6GHz processor, the slim PC has 1GB of RAM and NVIDIA Ion graphics. You can also find a 160GB hard drive.

Unlike other ION nettops, the Luv Machines offers DVI output instead of HDMI. It runs Windows 7 or XP. The price is 34,860 Yen.