Twenty years ago, Microsoft vastly improved how we all point and click with the introduction of its IntelliMouse Explorer that used a small camera to track movements instead of an easily dirtied ...

Recap: Microsoft's IntelliMouse was a groundbreaking product line that introduced multiple innovations. Chief among them was the fact that it was the first commercially available computer mouse with ...

Microsoft Brings Back the Intellimouse From 1996 to 2006, the Intellimouse was a popular choice for PCs and now Microsoft is bringing back its classic rodent in updated form. It's just like the ...

Microsoft has extended its Intellimouse reboot with the Microsoft Pro Intellimouse, increasing the sensor report rate to a gaming-quality 1,000 reports per second. Though Microsoft launched the ...

Gaming mice sure have changed a bunch over the years, though if you prefer the old school styling of rodents from yesteryear, you are in luck. Microsoft is now selling a Pro version of its iconic ...

Microsoft has been making snazzy peripherals under its "Surface" and "Arc" brands for the last couple years, but it hasn't forgotten its mousing roots. Before wireless mice were the norm and Apple ...

Microsoft has announced a new Pro Intellimouse edition. Last year, after a considerable hiatus in its development, we saw the Classic Intellimouse, "a legend reborn," become available. Before that the ...

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The Pro Intellimouse is the meta of modern gaming mice. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Those of you who are old enough to ...

Microsoft’s association with gaming accessories dates as back as 23 years. When in the year 1996, it launched the first IntelliMouse, which turned out to be a gamechanger in the industry and followed ...

The latest trends in software development from the Computer Weekly Application Developer Network. Yes this is a software column (blog), but a) this is summer b) all hardware has an element of embedded ...