The Orbita Freestyle rotational mouse was specially created for 3D content and has taken on a rather unique form factor. The mouse is shaped like a puck, a circular device that’s proven to not be ideal for mice by earlier devices taking on the same shape. However, unlike the ordinary mouse, the Orbita has a special feature.

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Attention, all fans of miniaturized electronics: here’s an extremely tiny peripheral to ogle at (because it’s to tiny you’d have to look hard to realize what it is); the Z-Nano, a mouse the claims to be the smallest of the kind ever.

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I’ve seen a lot of weird and crap gadgets in my life looking at Japanese electronics (gadgets by Thanko included, of course). This one’s lies somewhere in the middle. A similar gadget by Thanko surfaced earlier this year, albeit a bit more subdued.

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France-based company Nova will debut in the USA with a gaming mouse and a mouse pad. The Slider X 600 Laser Gaming Mouse comes paired with the OVER Slide Mouse Pad, both of which are slated to be available by November, 2008 at esportNOVA.

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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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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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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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If you got a home office and you don’t exactly have the budget to go all out and buy necessary equipment, the HP LaserJet M1319 Multifunction Printer could take the place of four electronics in one.

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