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G-Cube Big Red Wireless Gesture Mouse

Subject: Graphics Cards | May 28, 2012 - 06:08 PM |
Tagged: input, wireless mouse, gestures, G-Cube, V-Track 310

The G-Cube V-Track 310 will get you noticed, not just because of the brilliant red colour of the body but also because the mouse can handle gesture input.  Some of its features seem more at home on a gaming mouse, with five DPI settings from 800 to 2000 as well as a modifiable report rate make this more than just a mobile mouse.  That is not to imply G-Cube skimped on the wireless connectivity, the transmitter is good up to 30' so even in a large room this would function perfectly with an HTPC.  Benchmark Reviews had mixed results from the gestures, some functions worked, some didn't and some just seemed useless but overall they rated it highly for someone who wants more options from a wireless mouse.

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"Wireless mice are also becoming the de facto standard along with macro software that further enhances productivity, while at the same time, decreasing repetitive clicking. In the continuing spirit of bringing you the latest and sometimes the greatest, Benchmark Reviews will analyze the new G-Cube V-Track 310 2.4Hz Wireless Mouse. The G-Cube V-Track 310 boasts sixteen macro "Gestures" for the right button, with a multitude of actions per gesture, two options for vertical and horizontal scrolling, four DPI settings, three report rates, and it's wireless. It also comes in four colors, Red, Blue, Green, and Black. "

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Source: Benchmark Reviews

Show off your mousing skills in the boardroom with the Genius Ring Mouse

Subject: General Tech | February 28, 2012 - 01:49 PM |
Tagged: Genius Ring Mouse, input, wireless mouse

The Genius Ring Mouse will not win you any CounterStrike tournaments but it will get you noticed in the conference room.  It is not quite the size of a ring but certainly fits well into your hand and the 2.4GHz wireless signal should not run in to any interference.  It operates in two special modes, Presentation Mode and Media Center Mode as well as functioning as a regular mouse.  Techware Labs like the easy control over PowerPoint slides as well as playing and pausing video in Media Center Mode but they did not do so well when they tried StarCraft.

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"Ever wanted a reliable wireless mouse for presentations? The Ring Mouse brought to you by Genius does that and more. The Ring Mouse is an award-winning device for its ingenious design and works as well for the business person as it does someone who simply wants an easy way to thumb through multimedia on their home machine."

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Source: Techware Labs

Razer's brand new Mamba doesn't like to sleep

Subject: General Tech | September 12, 2011 - 05:20 PM |
Tagged: wireless mouse, razer, mouse, mamba dual sensor 4g, input

As its name implies the new Razer Mamba Dual Sensor 4G has two sensors to increase its accuracy though you would not know it was a wireless mouse.  It is not strictly wireless either, a locking USB plug will turn it into a wired mouse for those not desiring to worry about battery life.  The driver software allows you to change your DPI settings as well as save button programming in up to 5 different profiles.   If you need a high end gaming mouse and are willing to spend $120 to get it, drop by Bjorn3D to see the Mamba 4G in action.

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"The Razer Mamba Dual Sensor 4G offers the latest in wireless mouse technology with style, ensuring a response time that is equal to a wired high end gaming mouse."

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Source: Bjorn3D

Everything in your notebook is power saving, why not your wireless mouse?

Subject: General Tech | August 17, 2011 - 05:40 PM |
Tagged: wireless mouse, low power, apace

The Apacer Blue Engine Mouse M721 will not impress gamers looking for huge DPI ratings.  What separates it from the rat pack are three power saving modes which allow Real World Labs to use the mouse and its two AAA batteries over 4 days of fairly heavy usage without draining it.  As well, it utilizes Bluetooth so you do not have to worry about lines of sight while you are using, especially handy as the mouse wil function on any surface.  Just don't sit at a table with the laptop on top while using the mouse on your jeans below the table ... it will look bad.

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"The latest Blue Engine Mouse M721 by Apacer may not dazzle you with its speed and features but its blue engine tracking sensor and three power saving modes are more than sufficient enough to give it an edge over similar wireless solutions."

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Source: RealWorldLabs

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