A Microsoft mouse automatically syncs with the wireless receiver whenever you plug in the device and turn on the mouse. Infrequently, problems occur that prevent successful syncing, such as ...

The battery-powered mouse uses infrared light (like a TV remote control) to communicate with a base receiver unit. Various companies try a similar IR technique over the years, but it never takes off.

Wireless mice are virtually standard issue these days -- everyone has a Bluetooth-powered mouse for their laptops, and often a second one on the desktop as well. Unfortunately, wireless mice have ...

Not to be confused with Microsoft's other mouse, the Explorer Touch Mouse, shipping this fall, the slightly more simply-named Touch Mouse is touted as a more advanced peripheral.. SET-UP. Before ...

Additionally, the receiver has a USB Type-C port compatible with USB 3.2 Gen 1 (5Gbps), allowing users to connect peripherals such as USB hard drives, memory sticks, and keyboards.

A Microsoft wireless mouse offers a convenient way to navigate across the screen without plugging in -- and remembering to bring -- cumbersome cables. For business owners who travel frequently or ...

I did find one listing that says it is the Theron with the infrared sensor, but at the $102 pricing, I laughed since there is the fact that when we were at CES and Tt eSPORTS first announced this ...

Hi guys,I am tempted by the PS3, mostly for the Blu Ray capabilities for the moment, but possibly a few PS3 exclusives later in the year.My main problem is integration. I have a Logitech Harmony ...

There seem to be several people searching on the Internet about Infrared support on Windows 11/10, but there appears to be little on this.This post aims to shed some light on the subject. Earlier ...

Microsoft has provided us with another touch-based rodent, the Explorer Touch Mouse. Unlike the Arc Touch, the Explorer features a more traditional shape complete with a uniform ...

The wireless mouse comes in three types, Bluetooth, Radiofrequency (2.4GHZ), and Infrared. The two most common ones that we use today are Bluetooth and Radiofrequency (2.4GHZ). Wireless mouse ...