I don’t know about you but I can go on and on complaining about aching wrists and fingers. Of course there’s nothing to do about it but rest my hands, but to minimize the discomfort, there are always computer peripherals with ergonomic designs.

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Yep, Movea’s Gyration Air Mouse will be available very soon for retail. The hand movement you see on the picture isn’t because the model is practicing spells and wand movement from Harry Potter, it’s because the Gyration Air Mouse works on air, literally.

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For some reason, a slew of computer accessories were unveiled from different companies these recent days, HP included. Along with the introduction of new notebooks, HP also unveiled numerous accessories including the Wireless Comfort Keyboard and Mouse Combo.

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The keyboard you see on the picture is IOGEAR’s new spill-resistant desktop keyboard, that all slobs like me should have. The keyboard has a drain hole so in case you spill water/juice/beer/whatever onto it, you can quickly drain it to prevent lasting damage.

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Yet two more products Microsoft launched a couple of days ago when the company announced the new BlueTrack mouse technology. These are the Wireless Laser Desktop 6000 (above) and the Wireless Media Desktop 1000 (below).

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Besides the Explorer and Explorer Mini Mice that come with Microsoft’s new BlueTrack technology, the company also introduced the new Arc Mouse. The Arc Mouse, however, uses the classic laser instead of BlueTrack.

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Bluetrack technology

I think it was last month when Microsoft started sending feelers to the masses with the tag line, “Say goodbye to laser.” It was, of course, easily figured out by the blogosphere, but now Microsoft has gone official with the announcement of BlueTrack Technology on two new mice.

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Logitech announced three new keyboards to add more to its growing list of consumer choices: the Logitech Illuminated Keyboard, the Logitech diNovo Keyboard for Notebooks, and the Logitech Cordless Desktop S520. The Logitech Illuminated Keyboard employs backlight technology that’s adjustable depending on the user’s needs.

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One viable option when choosing a gaming mouse for your needs is the Microsoft SideWinder X5 Gaming Mouse. Working for all Windows XP and Vista PC systems, the mouse has five programmable buttons, including vertical ones on the side, making the process of accessing controls a cinch.

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We already know about the Logitech Desktop Wave keyboard from its release a rear ago. Now Logitech announced that it has placed the contoured keyboard on a duo with another one of its product, a mouse. The combination is collectively called the Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave Pro Keyboard.

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