Although Microsoft's BlueTrack sensor technology has generated a lot of buzz, the Microsoft Arc Mouse ($59.95 list), also recently announced, deserves props as well. Its unique folding aesthetics ...

We're beginning to think that 2010 is the year of new mice. Or should we say, unconventional mice. First was Swiftpoint with their finger-based notebook mouse, and now there's Microsoft with their Arc ...

Today, Microsoft announced the launch of the Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse —a full-size mouse that folds flat for portability. The Arc Touch Mouse, which measures less than 15 millimeters at its widest ...

The Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse Surface Edition ($69.99) is sold as an accessory for the company's Surface line. Clad in the same "dark titanium" (which as far as I can tell is a fancy word for black) ...

I’ve long been mystified by both Apple and Microsoft’s inability to put together a useable mouse. Consider my experiences with each company’s showcase mice. On the one hand, Microsoft’s Arc Mouse was ...

Microsoft is still a newcomer to the world of laptops and tablets, but it’s an old hand at peripherals—and a well regarded one at that. When the sleek new Surface Laptop starts shipping on June 15 it ...

If you always find yourself struggling to use a computer mouse on your leg or on the curved arm of your favorite chair, a new mouse concept called the Arc might be something you could use. This ...

Although Microsoft's BlueTrack sensor technology has generated a lot of buzz, the Microsoft Arc Mouse ($59.95 list), also recently announced, deserves props as well. Its unique folding aesthetics ...

The Arc Mouse is stylish, simple AND functional. The Arc made my Microsoft is a laser mouse that carves out the mid-section to provide a sleek minimalist design. It’s less substantial than a normal ...

The Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse is a very light and flat Notebook mouse with a weight of 90 grams (including batteries and sensor). With a current price range between 47 and 70 Euros from various ...

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