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All-Purpose Desktop Wireless Mice | Microsoft Natural Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 | Logitech MX Revolution Mouse |
 | - 800 - 1000 dpi cordless mouse
- 5 buttons
- Tilt wheel
- Released in Oct 2006
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 | - 800 dpi cordless mouse
- 6 buttons
- Tilt wheel
- Released in Aug 2006
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| | It is about time that Microsoft released a mouse to accompany their keyboards in their Natural line of ergonomic hardware. Sporting a high-precision laser tracking engine, the latest IntelliPoint 6.0 drivers for Windows and the incredibly high and angled positioning designed to reduce pressure on the carpal tunnel, is Microsoft new Natural Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 the next greatest thing to happen to the wrists of people stuck looking at a screen all day? Read on to find out. | The Logitech MX Revolution is a cool looking, cordless laser mouse. The internal battery is a rechargeable Li-Ion unit. The difference between this mouse and other mice from Logitech is in the scroll wheel. The main scroll wheel is designed to spin freely for up to seven seconds, supposedly allowing you to scroll through hundreds of pages in that time. The mouse also detects the application you are using and selects the best scrolling mode for the given application. | | |
 Gamer's Choices of Weapons | Razer Lachesis Gaming Mouse | Microsoft SideWinder Gaming Mouse | Logitech G9 Laser Gaming Mouse |
 | - 125 - 4000 dpi (selectable) wired
- 9 buttons
- Scroll wheel
- On-the-fly DPI switching, ambidextrous design
- Released in Nov 2007
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 | - 2000 dpi wired
- 5 buttons
- Scroll wheel
- On-the-fly DPI switching, adjustable mouse weights, replaceable feet
- Released in Sep 2007
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 | - 200 - 3200 dpi (selectable) wired
- 5 buttons
- Scroll wheel wheel
- On-the-fly DPI switching, adjustable mouse weights, custom grips
- Released in Sep 2007
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| | Though the Razer Lachesis has makings of a killer gaming mouse, it has enough missing features - not to mention the odd bug or two - to fall below expectations, particularly on the gaming battlefield. | Overall, Microsoft SideWinder Gaming Mouse is a mouse with a lot of great potential, marred by several significant design flaws that may have you looking elsewhere. | The Logitech G9 Laser Gaming Mouse's numerous innovative features far outweigh its few design flaws and make it a pleasure to use on the gaming battlefield. If you're looking for a gaming mouse, you can't go wrong with the G9. | | | |
 | Microsoft Mobile Memory Mouse 8000 | Logitech VX Nano Notebook Mouse |
 | - 1000dpi cordless
- 5 buttons
- Tilt wheel
- USB rechargeable, Bluetooth mode, battery life indicator
- Released in Oct 2007
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 | - 800 dpi
- 5 buttons
- Free scroll wheel
- Released in Jul 2007
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| Summary not yet available | Logitech has a long history of making some of the best mice on the market for tasks like PC gaming, general computer work and mobile use. Last year I checked out the Logitech VX Revolution and found it to be the best portable mouse I had used. Now Logitech is back with a cousin to the VX Revolution called the Logitech VX Nano Notebook mouse. Often portable mice simply lack the features that make some desktop mice so great, like extra buttons. Logitech is quite adept at cramming lots of features into a small space, and they have done just that with the Logitech VX Nano, so check out the full review for all the details. | | |
 | Apple Mighty Mouse | Sony VGP-UMS50 VAIO Mouse | Microsoft Optical Mouse by S+ARCK (Orange) |
 | - 800 dpi wired mouse
- 4 buttons
- Trackball wheel
- Force-sensing side buttons, 360° clickable
- Released in Aug 2005
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 | - 800 dpi wired mouse
- 2 buttons
- Smooth wheel
- Released in Apr 2005
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 | - 400 dpi wired mouse
- 2 buttons
- Stepped wheel
- Released in Aug 2004
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| | The Mighty Mouse is a USB optical mouse without the standard two buttons and scroll wheel. Instead, it uses a small rubber ball that allows for 360° movement - like the rubber balls that mice used to have on the bottom. As a bonus, there are sensors on either side of the mouse that respond to a squeeze for mouse3 and mouse4 - activating Mac OS X Tiger features. | The VAIO mouse design is reminiscent of a pepperoni/salami/bologna section. While this may seem a bit odd, it looks like it would be quite comfortable for both right and left-handed users. However, the 3-button mouse doesn't look very feature-packed, except it boosts 800 dpi resolution; it is the type of mouse you should get if you've a Sony notebook. | Microsoft's corded scroll wheel mouse, conceived by contemporary designer Philippe Starck, sports a metallic body with an orange strip separating the two buttons. | | | |
 | Logitech MX610 | APC Biometric Mouse Password Manager | Logitech MediaPlay Cordless Mouse |
 | - 800 dpi cordless mouse
- 8 buttons
- Tilt wheel
- Released in Aug 2005
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 | - 800 dpi wired mouse
- 2 buttons
- Stepped wheel
- Fingerprint authenication
- Released in May 2005
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 | - 800 dpi cordless mouse
- > 10 buttons
- Tilt wheel
- Remote control
- Released in Sep 2004
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| Summary not yet available | Summary not yet available | Relying on a tilt wheel for navigational control, the MediaPlay remote mouse has 10 media control buttons such as rewind/fast forward and volume. Don't worry about finding the buttons either – they're backlit! Other notable features include a much smaller keychain-sized Fast RF receiver; a 10 foot range; and compatibility with various applications such as MusicMatch. | | | |
 All Mice & Trackballs sorted by companies | APC | Biometric Mouse Password Manager | | Apple | Mighty Mouse | | Evoluent | VerticalMouse 3 Rev 2 Ergonomic Mouse | | IOGear | Mini Travel Laser Mouse, Memory Mini Mouse 800 | | Kensington | StudioMouse, PocketMouse Pro, PilotMouse Laser Wireless Mini, StudioMouse Wireless, PocketMouse Pro Wireless | | Logitech | V400 Laser Cordless Notebook Mouse, MX518, MX700 Cordless Optical Mouse, MX300 Optical Mouse, MX500 Optical Mouse, MX610, G5 Laser Mouse, G7 Laser Cordless Mouse, Cordless Click! Plus Optical Mouse, MX310 Optical Mouse, MX900 Bluetooth Optical Mouse, Notebook Optical Mouse Plus, MX510 Performance Optical Mouse, MX1000 Laser Cordless Mouse, V500 Cordless Notebook Mouse, MediaPlay Cordless Mouse, MX Revolution Mouse, VX Nano Notebook Mouse, G9 Laser Gaming Mouse | | Microsoft | Notebook Optical Mouse, Optical Mouse Blue, Wireless Optical Mouse Blue, Optical Mouse by S+ARCK (Orange), Optical Mouse by S+ARCK (Blue), Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse, Natural Wireless Laser Mouse 6000, SideWinder Gaming Mouse, Mobile Memory Mouse 8000 | | NYKO | Air Flo Mouse | | Razer | Lachesis Gaming Mouse, Copperhead | | Razor | Diamondback | | Sony | VGP-UMS50 VAIO Mouse |

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