While they may not seem like much, the best mouse pads can make or break a person’s experience on the computer, especially ...

The XXL mouse pad takes up the entire space in front of your computer, which means it inadvertently creates a very clear, defined “workspace” for your desk.

If your mouse uses an external receiver that plugs into a USB port, try a different port. You can also try using your wireless mouse on another computer to see if the problem follows the mouse.

The computer mouse, with its left and right buttons, scroll wheel, and single optical sensor (or trackball, for the old-schoolers) has changed little over the years, aside from shedding the USB ...

It measures 31.5 x 15.7 inches, which is a standards size for a computer, mouse and keyboard. The Yagi band offers over 10 colors and three different mat sizes as well.

In most cases for a good standard mouse pad, you will be looking to pay in the region of $10 to $20 (£10 to £20) such as with the hard Razer Sphex V3 starting at $9.99 (£16.91) or larger and ...

Buy Gorilla Grip Soft Gel Wrist Rest $16.99 3. Weirdbeast Keyboard and Mouse Pad Sometimes it’s easier to do your best work when you’re in a space that reflects your personality and sense of ...

In a magic trick that only geeks can pull off, researchers at MIT have found a method to let users click and scroll exactly the same way they would with a computer mouse, without the device ...

Logitech has found a legitimate use for wireless charging: the Powerplay mouse pad, which constantly charges your wireless mouse. Your wireless mouse will never again run out of battery.

After 18 months of planning, prototyping, testing and refining — the unconventional computer mouse was finally completed: The Pointer Instrument — a fusion of art and precise engineering.

Today's optical mouse doesn't depend upon counting reflections from a specialized mouse pad. Instead, the mouse analyzes images to determine how rapidly and in what direction the mouse is moving.

The whole setup comprises a base/bat-pad and a floating left-/right-click mouse conjoined with a magnetic ring. Also there’s a scroll wheel. I guess we’ll still need those where we’re going.