Looking for a travel-friendly mouse that charges itself when not in use? If your notebook has Bluetooth and a PC Card slot, you'll love the MoGo Mouse BT. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books ...

Frankly, there’s not a whole heck of a lot to say about Microsoft’s small, attractive Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000, other than that it’s a competent wireless pointing device with little to move it ...

Three-in-one transceiver delivers on consumer need for more available USB ports. Microsoft Hardware is taking mobile computing to a new level with the Microsoft Mobile Memory Mouse 8000, the ...

Targus makes some pretty nice-looking laptop bags, and is also known for its creative mouse design, and now adds to its family of Bluetooth mice with this diminutive ...

A wireless mouse that works flawlessly with a notebook computer yet won't connect to a desktop computer can be both baffling and frustrating. While the mouse might be designed for use with a notebook, ...

The trackpad on Mac notebooks works well, but it’s hard to beat a mouse for general Mac input. Road warriors who pack a mouse into a laptop bag want something small and durable, like Microsoft’s ...

Microsoft is looking to make its Bluetooth notebook mouse more Mac friendly. The emphasis in that sentence is on the word "looking." The software maker hasn't made any software or hardware changes to ...

Although your laptop is fine for everyday use, the right accessories can transform the way you use it. Here are some useful laptop add-ons.

SmartFish Technologies announced the Whirl Mini Notebook Laser Travel Mouse, the gravity-defying travel mouse that adapts to the natural motion of your hand. The Whirl Mini builds off of the simple, ...

Razer’s second wireless gaming mouse, Orochi, goes Bluetooth and pint-sized. It feels surprisingly great, actually, but the tracking sensor doesn’t quite live up ...

Lurking within the Windows Bluetooth stack is a hardcoded reference to the Microsoft Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000. Is this nostalgic favoritism from Microsoft? Or is it just somebody, ...