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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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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I never quite had the need to purchase a gaming mouse in my lifetime, but those who have the need to, got another option in their list of gaming accessories. NZXT, best known for its stylish PC cases unveiled the NZXT Avatar gaming mouse.

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Visited Razer’s website today only to be confronted by a huge image of the new Razer Salmosa gaming mouse. Only one problem - there was no information on the actual product page! Seems like Razer is trying to build up the tension before letting this new snake loose. I guess we can deduce that the mouse will have a DPI rate, tracking technology or something, given the slogan “speed of the light” that appears beneath. Let’s see what transpires on this space…

In the meantime, both (one for home and one for office - blue & green) my Razer Copperhead’s are serving me well

Edit: Turns out that the Razer Salmosa isn’t as exciting as I thought it would be. Just read on Engadget that it’s a low-end gaming mouse…link here.