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Most of the mice that we have talked about over here on Coolest Gadgets tend to lean more towards the gaming segment, but this time around, it would be the ordinary working man who might end up with something better – that is, the $79.99 evoMouse. This is a virtual mouse which will (theoretically speaking, of course) respond to your hand motions, and it will play nice with a slew of modern day computing devices such as Macs, iPhones, iPads, Windows, and Android-powered electronics.

As usual, the evoMouse will live up to its technologically advanced namesake, meaning it will be able to support wireless connectivity via Bluetooth, but just in case you happen to be using it alongside a device that has no Bluetooth connectivity, fret not, there is also an included USB cable to get you started. The evoMouse will work via IR, where just about any flat and smooth surface would end up as a touchpad after turning it on. Your fingers will be able to perform a variety of motions, including clicking, dragging, scrolling, and even to right click. Sounds like magic? That’s what we thought at first, but it is just plain old electronic wizardry at work here.
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I remember the earlier days when an optical mouse proved to be a great time saver which is convenient to use, as you do not have to consistently clean up after the trackball inside from dirt, grime and other dust bunnies. The drawback back then was, optical mice will most probably require a mousepad, and does not work fine at all on smoother, reflective surfaces. Well, I am glad to say that technology has changed a whole lot in the past few years, and while nobody makes the traditional mouse with a trackball inside anymore, the kind of optical technology used have also progressed to a certain degree so much so that optical mice would work on pretty much all surfaces without missing a beat. Rapoo’s latest attempt in this area would be the Rapoo 7100P wireless optical mouse.

The Rapoo7100P happens to be a 5GHz wireless optical mouse which will result in a smoother user experience whenever you are working on a laptop or desktop. Of course, your hand will be wrapped around a sleek package to experience a comfortable grip and supreme usability. What advantage is there when it comes to incorporating 5GHz wireless connectivity? It is different from the standard 2.4GHz because of its impenetrability, and the signals on it are not easily obstructed by furniture as well as other objects. Not only that, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi will not interfere easily with the 7100P, ensuring that you end up with a dependable, steady connection at all times.

You will find that the Rapoo 7100P will feature four-way scrolling: up, down or side to side. Such movement paves the way for you to accurately and consistently control the mouse as you go through documents or browse the web. The scroll wheel itself will boast of a rubberized texture for easy gripping and precision use. Apart from that, the Rapoo 7100P will feature a pair ofprogrammable buttons on the left side of the mouse, while there is also the “invisible” optical engine within the mouse that ensures no light is emitted when in use. You can pick it up for $24.99 a pop in black, red, green or gray colors.

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I am quite sure that there will be certain segments of consumers out there who think that your favorite gaming team deserves their very own branded hardware. Well, one of the more notable eSports teams has just received a custom branded version of one of the best selling gaming mice in the industry, the Razer DeathAdder. This has resulted in the form of the Counter Logic Gaming Razer DeathAdder Team Mouse, where it will arrive in a limited edition model that is sure as heck going to make many Counter Logic fans sit up and take notice.

It will be very different from purchasing a jersey of your favorite sports team, since wearing it when you play is not going to make a far higher impact on the game than with your skills, although in this particular case with the Counter Logic Gaming Razer DeathAdder Team Mouse, you will be able to enjoy an improved level of performance right from the get go.

We are talking about precision from a 6400 dpi optical sensor, in addition to comfort from its right-handed ergonomic form factor which gamers have, for the longest time, come to know and love. After all, those two selling points have made the Razer DeathAdder as one of the top-selling gaming mouse in existence.

Min-Liang Tan, Razer co-founder, CEO, and creative director, shared “As two-time winners of the Razer ‘Team of the Year’ award, CLG has lived up to its title by continuing to deliver massive contributions to the eSports scene. We’ve updated CLG’s favored weapon with new hardware and team colors based on specific player feedback, creating a mouse which fans and players alike around the world can be proud to wield.”

The CLG DeathAdder would arrive wrapped in an exclusive black and white finish, while both the mouse scroll wheel and team logo are illuminated in white for that added touch of menace. There will be five independently programmable Hyperesponse buttons, the enabling of Razer Synapse 2.0, 1000 Hz Ultrapolling, on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment, zero-acoustic Ultraslick mouse feet, and a gold-plated USB connector, all of it retailing for $79.99 or €79.99, depending on which side of the pond you reside on.

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Moving your mouse around with your hands is so 1963 as technology has advanced to a point where we can use other parts of our bodies in order to move around our desktop’s cursor. We’ve seen cameras that are able to track our bodies and eyes to figure out what we want to do with our desktop cursor, but a team of researchers at Kinki University in Japan have developed a way to move your mouse with nothing more than your breath. (more…)

Japanese Researchers Breath-Controlled PC Mouse original content from Ubergizmo.