They're stylish, compact and work on almost any surface. Check out these two mice from Microsoft.

The Explorer Mini is small, stylish and portable; making it the perfect companion for your Notebook. I wasn't all that convinced with the whole BlueTrack thing. Not that it didn't work on any surface, but so did the Arc mouse which uses the regular laser...

One of the better-looking Bluetooth mice, but let's see if its performance is at par.

Good looks, precision infrared laser, generic Bluetooth device compatibility.

No Bluetooth dongle, weight.

The mouse, which is metallic blue with smooth contours, has a dazzling look. Since it is a travel mouse it's size is rather small and so users with large hands should avoid this one. The sides are rubberized for a firm grip and make it more comfortable to...

Here's a little mouse that's following the in-vogue Nano revolution

Portable design, Nano receiver, Hyper-scrolling mode, Good performance.

Expensive, programmable buttons not very convenient to use.

This 4995 price is a sign of the over pricing of this item by Logitech. ( their usual tactic to loot ppl.). Avlbl for eq of 2k in a competitive US mkt

It's a welcome change to see that someone finally discarded RF in favor of Bluetooth to connect wireless mouse to our computer. Let's see how it goes

Comfortable to use, Works out-of-the-box due to Bluetooth compliance, Built-in battery recharging, well priced.

Slightly heavy, No on/off switch, Does not function as a wired mouse when connected via USB.

Sort of a hovercraft-mouse in the making - this one can be used on desk, and in the air too

Amazing Design, Ergonomic, Unique aerial abilities, Convenient Media control features.

: Expensive, Touch-scrolling mechanism not as easy to operate as a typical wheel-based scrolling.

After long workout sessions, this mouse has finally lost the flab; enough to complement your notebook wirelessly. Slim could be nice, probably this went the anorexic lane.

Innovative Design, PCMCIA charging.

No scroll, Bad ergonomics, Lack of Accuracy, Expensive.

Here's a hushed burner with new disc writing technology that will also etch stuff on your CD/DVDs. How did it fair on our test bench? Find out!

LightScribe, Good bundle, Decent Overall Performance, Well priced.

No real 18x benefits when writing to commonly available media, Below par DVD-R writing performance.

It's a standard sized-internally mounted optical drive that sports a SATA power and data connector instead of the usual IDE, thus saving you the hassle of adjusting the ribbon cable in the cabinet every time you remove or add another device. The bad part...

The Logitech Cordless Desktop S510 Media Remote is a set of three input devices i.e. keyboard, mouse, and a remote. Let's have a look.

Sleek and sexy looks, Feature-rich, MediaLife Software

Expensive, Not a high-end mouse

This is one Razer product that won't slice your bank balance by much. But is it as good as its siblings? Let's find out.

Ambidextrous design, Light and Ergonomic, High quality1600 dpi optical sensor, Gold plated USB connector, Zero-Acoustic Ultraslick Teflon feet, Good software.

DPI can't be adjusted without software, No extra buttons.

It incorporates the same sensor used in the Logitech MX 518, Genius Ergo 520 and Razer Diamondback; the ADNS 3080 manufactured by Agilent. It is a 5.8 Megapixels sensor capable of tracking 1600 dpi with a capture rate of 6500 frames per second, at a max a...

Genius Navigator 535 is vying for the top slot as regards to offering good performance and value-for-money.

Second Generation Laser Sensor, 1000 rps support, Excellent design and ergonomics, Most configurable and stylish software till date.

Faulty finish.