Looking to save your wrists and hands from the side-to-side strain of your computer mouse? Take a look at our top tested picks for an intriguing alternative: the trackball. I’m an Analyst and ...

Inside the ball there’s an Adafruit Feather ... space before sending its position to the computer. To send the click events, [Jacek] baked some mouse buttons into the keyboard’s firmware.

Akko's new Hello Kitty Pompompurin peripheral range might be its latest cute gaming gear, but its Capybara mouse takes the ...

The co-creator of the computer mouse ... There, he replaced the wheels on his first mouse design with a rolling ball - the design that became familiar to most end users over the next decades.

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The smooth ball requires less force to spin than ... the Orbit Wireless feel hollow—like those on a freebie mouse included with a computer—and the scroll ring feels as if it’s grinding ...

The Kone 2 still uses Titan Optical switches and the 26,000dpi 650ips Turtle Beach Owl-Eye sensor. The switches provide a ...

The robot in question is a skid-steer 4-wheeled toy, to which he has added an ADNS3080 mouse sensor fitted with a lens, an H-bridge motor driver board, and a Wemos D1 Mini single board computer.

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And once you’ve got those right, incorporating a wrist rest into your setup may help minimize potential wrist or hand pain while using a computer mouse.

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This variant on the computer mouse relegates cursor control to a ball manipulated by the fingertips or the thumb instead of using your hands and wrist to coordinate movement. At PCMag, we've ...