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The basic design of the mouse has remained unchanged since its invention by Douglas Engelbart in 1967, but its limitations are exposed by modern 3D and photo-editing software. 3DConnexion's Space Navigator attempts to remedy this situation by adding myria...
June, 2008
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1 reviews
This gadget isn't just a green device - it's also a handy spare battery. You charge up the device's lithium ion cells over USB or with the detachable solar panels (the former is quicker in grey and gloomy UK) and use it to top up various handheld devices....
June, 2008
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2 reviews
The mouse is much ignored but you'd be amazed how much of a difference a good one can make, and this offering from Microsoft is the Rolls-Royce of mice. Not only is it comfortable to hold, with a soft-touch finish and sculpted lines that make it feel as i...
Tracking devices have been a staple Hollywood prop for decades, and now you can own one of your own to keep track of where you left those keys. That's progress for you. The handheld tracker comes bundled with two fobs, which attach to objects you regularl...
May, 2008
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12 reviews
Zalman's first foray into peripherals is a gaming mouse with a difference. Gripping the rear pillar like a joystick, your index finger rests on what would be the left button in a conventional mouse. Plug it in and, in achingly teenage fashion, the thumb-o...

Two-factor authentication has been steadily gaining in popularity, as it's proving to be a far better choice for providing secure access to systems, network services and applications than standard passwords. It requires a user to know and possess somethin...
Vasco's two-factor authentication offers a simple security system that's also very good value.
March, 2008
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1 reviews

We were impressed when we saw the forerunner to the Cintiq 12WX - the Cintiq 21UX (web ID: 72901). A responsive, easy-to-use tablet with an integrated 21.3in TFT, it was ideal for professional artists and designers. It wasn't so good for those on a budget...
A splendid bit of design that will please the most commited enthusiast, and a godsend for artists on a budget.
With minimalist styling, a gunmetal-grey finish and no visible buttons, the SlimBlade oozes quality. It feels great in the hand, too - the rounded contours are backed up by a reassuring weight. But what lifts it above other Bluetooth mice is the ball on t...
Travel mice have never held that much appeal at PC Pro - most people are more than capable of getting to grips with a laptop trackpad. But MoGo's range of mice (web ID: 100163) holds more appeal than most. The X54 slots into the ExpressCard/54 slot that's...

The Bamboo Fun is Wacom's attempt at a consumer graphics tablet, with half the sensitivity and resolution of its high-end Intuos range, but many of its qualities. Aimed at the entry-level user, with a matching price, it's designed for everyday use. It rel...
Easy to use and great value for digital imaging enthusiasts.
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