REDMOND, Wash., Sept. 25, 2001 — The Hardware Group at Microsoft Corp. continues to lead in desktop peripheral innovation with the introduction of its first wireless optical mouse: the Microsoft® ...

No, just the shape and the buttons. To me though, the non-explorer version sucks but that may just be because I'm used to the explorer. I find the 2 buttons on the thumb much more convenient than the ...

Status Symbols are devices that transcend their specs and features, and become something beautiful and luxurious in their own right. They’re things that live on after the megapixel and megahertz wars ...

Microsoft just released the Classic Intellimouse, a thoroughly modern gaming mouse with a stylish white LED tail light and an advanced BlueTrack sensor that works on glass. However, some of you might ...

I have a an Micorosoft Intellimouse Optical and its scrollwheel wheel moves way faster than normal and it skips allot, and i thought this was normal until a couple days ago i went to a couple stores ...

Microsoft Corp. today announced its first wireless optical mouse: the Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer. The new mouse is built on Microsoft’s IntelliEye optical platform. Microsoft also announced new ...

(The same optical engine is available in the more conventional MX300, but that's the exception, not the rule.) That's not to say the IntelliMouse Explorer 4.0 isn't a highly stylized mouse, but it is ...

Microsoft has rolled out three new special-edition mice—meaning they'll be produced for months, not years. The Night Vision Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer, with its green-over-black finish, reminds us ...

When Microsoft released its first mouse in 1983, neither Apple’s Macintosh nor Microsoft’s own Windows had yet hit the market, which made the whole concept slightly futuristic–even though computing ...

Ladies and gentlemen, one of the great ones is back. The original Microsoft Intellimouse was released way back in 1996 and was one of the first mice to feature additions like a scroll wheel.

Calling it the Microsoft Classic IntelliMouse, which retails for $69.95 AUD. Fans of the classic optical mouse will recall a time somewhere in the late '90s where the red under-glow of the Microsoft ...

The latest trends in software development from the Computer Weekly Application Developer Network. Yes this is a software column (blog), but a) this is summer b) all hardware has an element of embedded ...