Microsoft on Tuesday rolled out a new set of peripherals, including a laser-based mouse with enhanced game performance features. However, the company's first-ever laser mice, dubbed the 6000 series, ...

We’re all probably pretty happy with the red-eyed laser on the bottom of our optical mouses, but apparently, Microsoft [NASDAQ:MSFT] isn’t. They’ve released a tantalizing new ad campaign with the ...

Following the other poorly kept secrets from Redmond this week, Microsoft officially announced their game-changing BlueTrack mouse that’s been making the rounds lately. The BlueTrack takes the best ...

Short Version: As ergonomic mice go, Microsoft’s wireless offering provides plenty of relief from repetitive stress injuries without deviating too far from the familiar form factor found in standard ...

REDMOND, Wash., Sept. 6, 2005 — Microsoft Corp. today unveiled its first wired laser mouse, outfitted with enhanced gaming performance features as part of its new Game Precision Series. Delivering ...

Today we take a look at an update to one of Microsoft’s most popular mice, the Wireless Optical 5000. The new revision has been updates with a swoopier shell, ambidextrous use and a fricken’ laser.

The march of mouse progress apparently never stops, and Microsoft just announce a pair of new ones to drive that point home. The Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 (after the break) is the more portable one of ...

Microsoft's not officially announcing these for another couple weeks, but it's not like we're really surprised anymore when mice or desktop sets go laser. But just as one last hurrah, you might like ...

Microsoft Corp. today unveiled its first wired laser mouse, the Microsoft Laser Mouse 6000. Targeted at gamers, the mouse is part of the company's new Game Precision Series line of products. "We heard ...

Microsoft on Tuesday rolled out a new set of peripherals, including a laser-based mouse with enhanced game performance features. However, the company's first-ever laser mice, dubbed the 6000 series, ...

REDMOND, Wash. Sept. 6, 2005 Microsoft Corp. today unveiled its first wired laser mouse, outfitted with enhanced gaming performance features as part of its new Game Precision Series. Delivering ...