MoGo Mouse X54 Fits Media Functions, Scroll Pad Into Small Package

Newton Peripherals is back with its second iteration of the MoGo laptop mouse, this time adding dual lasers, media browsing capabilities and the scroll function we longed for. More »

Wafer-thin MoGo Bluetooth Headset

Remember the Mogo Mouse? You know, that extremely small, Bluetooth mouse that could store and charge in the PCMCIA slot? MoGo went ahead and made it even smaller, took out the mousing capabilities and attached a speaker/mic for the MoGo Bluetooth headset. The uncomfortable-looking earpiece can fold in and out for easy storage. Like the MoGo mouse, the Bluetooth headset can also store in a PCMCIA or ExpressCard 34 slot, which makes absolutely no sense given that this isn't a laptop accessory. Oh, well. The MoGo mouse was pretty damn expensive, so I would expect this to be also. –Travis Hudson More »

Kingston DataTraveler Mini for Midget Businessmen

If the standard Kingston DataTraveler drives are somehow too big for you, these Kingston DataTraveler Minis should be more to your liking. The drives come in 512MB, 1GB, and 2GB sizes, and have a capless red sliding cover so you won't lose the top. More »

Mogo Mouse Reviewed (Verdict: Portability-A-Gogo)

The MoGo Mouse is great for businessmen and polygamists who need to make their way from city to city, often only taking a laptop and a change of clothes. Slashgear found that the MoGo was perfect due to its using the PCMCIA slot as both home and charger. No more forgetting to charge the mouse or losing track of where it is. More »

MoGo Mouse, MoFo Price: But It's Bluetooth

This credit card-sized MoGo Bluetooth mouse fits right inside a PC Card slot, where it charges up in less than an hour. It's not half bad-looking, either. More »

MoGo Mouse

MoGo Mouse has a hot metallic design to keep you on the HAWT list for the next 8 years to come. RAZR-thin (har har), this bluetooth mouse is supposed to feel just like any old desktop mouse so you're comfortable with it. Designed for laptops, the MoGo Mouse charges in an interesting way: via your PC Card slot inside your laptop. The idea is that you can just keep it inside there until you need it, then whip it out and use your laptop's bluetooth to connect and use it. It's even got a weird kickstand to give it some height like a normal mouse. The MoGo Mouse will be available for $70 in March. More »