Mousing on any surface? Logitech wants you can do it. The companies that has bought us mice and keyboards for over two decades has now come up with a new technology called Darkfield that allows mousing to be done on any surface – granite, wood and even glass!
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Perfect for either left-or-right hander, this ambidextrous mouse possesses the clean and sophisticated finish that we’ve come to associate with Microsoft hardware. So just how feasible is its ambidextrous feature?
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Computer mice have come a long way since its introduction a couple of decade back. No one would have thought that the unexciting mouse will evolve until what we have here this month, the Microsoft Arc Mouse.
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I think it’s fair to say that Microsoft has a much better reputation for its hardware than its software products. And I admit I’ve been a fan of Microsoft mice and keyboards for years now.

Being wireless, the Laser Mouse 7000 comes with a single AAA-sized NiMH battery and a cradle where you attach the supplied AC adaptor so you can charge the mouse.
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The G9 is Logitech’s latest top-of-the-line game mouse and it’s a real whopper in terms of features. It comes with the excellent MicroGear Precision scroll wheel introduced in the high-end VX and MX Revolution mice while adding a few game-specific tricks of its own, such as a 3,200dpi maximum resolution setting and tray to add weights.
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