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Microsoft launches new wireless mouse and keyboards
Microsoft has launched a new wireless keyboard, mouse and webcam product compatible with the upcoming Windows Vista operating system. These are products designed exclusi…
Logitech launches new wireless laser mouse model
Computer equipment manufacturer Logitech International SA has introduced a new wireless laser mouse with a free-wheel spinning wheel that it believes will help users sur…
Computer controlled by ... eyes
Without keyboard, no mouse, MyTobiiP10 is a tablet-controlled tablet form
Reviving Thang Long by virtual reality technology
On the computer, just a few clicks of the mouse can zoom in to see the details of Ngoc Son Temple - an important historical site in Hanoi, see the pictures.
New device combines mouse and keyboard
The combination of many different features in one device is no longer a new idea. Combimouse, the device that combines the familiar components in the IT world, is a keyb…
USB cum touchpad function?
Does Google produce mouse pads at the same time as USB? This sounds like the
The new Trojan bypasses the virtual keyboard face
Security researchers have discovered a new type of Trojan keylogger that captures not only keyboard operations but also mouse operations. PWSteal-Bancos-Q trojan is prog…
Sony's 'talking mouse' combines VoIP
VoIP is being supported a lot by hardware manufacturers with a series of products integrating VoIP functions such as the combination of D-Link or Netgear with Skype rece…
Free PC to the world
The PC has a keyboard, a mouse and a 7-inch LCD screen with speakers, a memory card reader and all other necessary cables. Users just need to plug in and turn on iT to u…
Mini-rat brains in mice raise concerns about intelligent hybridization
Scientists transplant human brain tissue into rodents and mice, raising a moral debate among researchers.
Shocked with research into turning mice into 'cold blooded assassins'
According to The Washington Post, a team of scientists used brain control to turn around 10 normal mice into
Controlling animal experiments as desired by radio and light has become a reality
A remarkable scientific advance, opening up more areas related to the neuroscience and brain aspects.
Harvard University built stingray robots from mouse heart cells
The above robot only uses a single muscle layer, allowing them to expand to mimic the rays of the rays.
Russia develops mouse machines to counter terrorism
By inserting microchips into the rat brain, Russian scientists are working to create a machine that can penetrate the most solidified platforms and sniff explosives.