Today Microsoft has unveiled the new Wireless Mobile Mouse 1850, and while the item will be looked over by many tech enthusiasts, it is an essential part of Microsoft’s offerings for consumers.

LONDON - Mar 18, 2014 - Today, Microsoft unveils the latest in its line of Wireless Mouse hardware, the Wireless Mouse 1850 available online and in stores now* for £16.99.

The mouse is part of Microsoft’s new Adaptive Accessories line, a kit of tools meant to provide an easier mouse and keyboard experience for people with disabilities—on a PC or phone.

Microsoft Adaptive Mouse In a demonstration in advance of the Ability Summit, Microsoft’s Gabi Michel, director of accessible accessories, showed how the Microsoft Adaptive Mouse is really just ...

The Microsoft Adaptive Mouse kit with the Mouse, Hub and three different Buttons with different toppers on them. In the background are four 3D printed toppers in colors like blue, red and purple.

Microsoft will no longer manufacture mice, keyboards, and webcams that are Microsoft-branded. Instead, Microsoft is now focusing on its Surface-branded PC accessories, which include mice ...

We first saw a prototype of Microsoft's Touch Mouse at CES 2011, along with a set of 3D printed test shells used to help finalise the device's look and feel. Now the final product is sat on my ...