Frankly, there’s not a whole heck of a lot to say about Microsoft’s small, attractive Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000, other than that it’s a competent wireless pointing device with little to move it ...

Microsoft Hardware expands robust notebook line with Bluetooth technology and design based on the No. 1 best-selling mouse. With U.S. retail dollar volume for notebook PCs growing by 30 percent in ...

REDMOND, Wash. Sept. 12, 2007 With U.S. retail dollar volume for notebook PCs growing by 30 percent in 2006,1 Microsoft Hardware is making it easier for new and existing laptop users to get more done ...

With its eye on notebook users and photo-sharing fans, Microsoft on Wednesday rolled out three new wireless mouse products and two new webcams. First, citing increasing U.S. retail notebook PC sales, ...

Redmond hopes more Apple buyers will be interested in its Bluetooth notebook mouse now that it's offered in Mac-centric packaging. Inside, the mouse is exactly the same. During her years at CNET News, ...

The Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 is intended for the growing number of notebooks featuring Bluetooth connectivity, and its upper shell is sculpted to suit left and right-handed users.

can anyone recommend a bluetooth mouse which can consistently pair with a PC and not just randomly decide to drop out? 'cos I can't seem to find one. I never had connectivity problems with the travel ...

There’s new evidence Microsoft’s hardware group has been working hard, since the company has just taken the wraps off three new notebook mice—all wireless and one with 1 GB of built-in flash ...

Not sure if this is cynical ploy to convince Mac users to buy MS mice or just a bit of marketing pre-MacWorld, but I’m happy to report that Microsoft’s Notebook Mouse is now the Notebook Mouse for Mac ...

LITTLE ROCK — In this on-the-go age where laptops are becoming more popular, it helps to have the right tools along to make computing easier. I don't know about you, but I've never been a fan of those ...

Anyone using one with a recent Mac/Tiger and if so, anything to be aware of?<BR><BR>I may yet end up getting a new iMac so don't want to splash out on one the new Apple mice, but for £20 if this works ...