Following the other poorly kept secrets from Redmond this week, Microsoft officially announced their game-changing BlueTrack mouse that’s been making the rounds lately. The BlueTrack takes the best ...

Back in September, I wrote about Microsoft's new BlueTrack sensor being placed into a trio of new mice. One of the first new mice to use the BlueTrack sensor is the Microsoft Explorer Mouse. Today I ...

We managed to grab an interview with Bill Jukes, Microsoft Product Marketing Manager for Gaming, and asked him what Microsoft's aims were with BlueTrack, and where it was going in the future. bit-tech ...

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BlueTrack technology is a significant advancement in the field of computer peripherals. Traditional optical mice use LED lights to detect movement, while laser mice use laser beams for higher ...

REDMOND, Wash. June 18, 2009 The time is right for netbooks according to ABI Research, with an expected market explosion of nearly 35 million shipments in 20091, and new research shows that twice as ...

How many times have I been looking for this… In the age of Laser and Optical I personally just bought a mouse pad about a month ago because the tracking on my desk was horrible. Maybe this new ...

Is this the end of laser? Some eagle-eyed readers over at Engadget have stumbled upon a Microsoft Explorer Mini Mouse with "Blue Track" technology on Amazon.de. If you recall, Microsoft recently ...

Microsoft's standing by its BlueTrack technology with two new wireless numbers, the Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000 and the Wireless Mouse 5000. The Mobile Mouse 6000 includes Microsoft's first "nano" ...

Not satisfied by the polished press shots of Microsoft's new Arc and BlueTrack mice? Then you might want to head over to Maximum PC, which managed to snag each mouse for a quick hands-on look.

The Sidewinder X8 isn’t the first mouse to use Microsoft’s BlueTrack tracking technology - that honour goes to the rather mundane Microsoft Explorer Mouse. However, while the Explorer Mouse was meant ...