LG Announces World's First Scanner Mouse

LG has just put two simple ideas together, a scanner and a mouse. You can easily scan something by holding down the scan button and dragging over the media and save in a variety of formats -- PNG, JPEG, TIFF, PDF. If this isn't enough there is also Optical Character Recognition that converts text from the images to an editable Word document. You can pick up this bad boy in the UK for £89.98 (around $148) but not available in the US yet. Check out the device in action in the video up above.

Microsoft Debuts Explorer Touch Mouse

Microsoft has just announced the Explorer Touch Mouse, the newest addition to Microsoft's growing wireless touch-enabled mice line. The Explorer Touch Mouse features a touch strip with both vertical and horizontal navigation as well as touch scrolling. Other features like 5 customizable buttons, BlueTrack blue laser sensor for tracking on virtually any surface and an impressive 18-month battery life are all packed into the sleekest, ambidextrous body a mouse has ever seen. The good news is that the Explorer Touch Mouse is both PC and Mac compatible - even OS X Lion. The bad news is that it isn't Bluetooth enabled, rather RF dongle enabled. It will be available in September for $49.95 in black and blue.

Razer Announces Transformers 3 Collector's Edition DeathAdder Gaming Mice

We've seen a few Transformers edition products, most recently these Transformers X Mimobot USB flash drives. Razer has stepped up its game as well to roll out a few officially licensed Transformers 3 edition products of its own, starting with the most popular DeathAdder gaming mouse. Except for a few colors and the choice between good and evil -  the Autobots or Decepticons lit logos. Nothing has changed in terms of performance. You can grab one of these collector's edition DeathAdders right now for $69.99. Razer has also created matching Transformers 3 laptop sleeves that can fit a laptops of up to 15" made with a hard, flexible plastic shell for $49.99.

Microsoft Wireless Encrypted Keyboard

Do you really need a 128-bit wireless encryption keyboard and mouse? Only if you're paranoid. Microsoft has just announced their Wireless Desktop 2000 encrypted keyboard and mouse. It Uses AES 128-bit encryption to make sure that no one is snooping on your keys. The keyboard and mouse actually look really nice compared to their others but then again it is a Microsoft keyboard. It is fully compatible with Windows 7 and Mac OSX. You can't beat getting a wirelessly-encrypted keyboard and mouse for only $40 and its available now.

HP Announces First WiFi Mobile Mouse

While HP's latest WiFi connected wireless mouse isn't going to win any design awards anytime soon, it's the world's first WiFi wireless mouse with an impressive 9-month battery life. No other wireless mouse currently on the market comes even close to this. HP claims it's an easy one-time pairing process on Windows 7 while Mac users will have to settle for their Magic Mouse instead. HP claims that in order to pair over WiFi, a PC running Windows 7 is required. If you're a Mac user, there is nothing here to keep you interested anyway. The 1600cpi laser sensor and 5 programmable buttons are still very basic. The HP WiFi Mobile Mouse will be available in June for $49.99. I think I'll stick with my Razer mice for now. 

Razer DeathAdder Is Back, In Black

Razer has introduced a new version of the beloved gaming mouse we gamers all know by now, the DeathAdder. The DeathAdder Black Edition sports an all new stealthy black finish and rubber side grips but that is it. No new specs just a brand new all black finish. It's available right now for $59.99.

Razer Shows Some Love With New Aluminum Ironclad Mouse Mat

Gamers love Razer for their awesome gaming accessories, especially their huge gaming mats. Razer are finally selling an all new solid anodized aluminum gaming mouse mat called the Ironclad. As you would expect from Razer, the Ironclad has an ultra smooth, sandblasted surface so that your mouse will easily glide across. The aluminum construction is durable so that wear and tear are a thing of the past.. The Ironclad is pretty massive at 320mm x 270mm and it's 2.5mm thick. Now Mac users will have a matching gaming accessory! The Ironclad mat is now shipping for $59.99.

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