It sounds weird but it’s true. Razer mouse, the popular gaming mouse with high end rate is entering the wireless zone by launching their new Razer gaming mouse, the Razer Mamba.

The Razer Mamba comes with a cool and unique transparent plastic packaging with the sentence “Welcome to the cult of Razer”.

Razer Mamba is the first high end wireless gaming mouse I’ve ever seen since no good gaming mouse that comes with a wireless technology. I have one wireless mouse and I know it’s really power hungry gadget and low sensitivity sensor. But you still able to choose to use the wired route as there is a dual interface in Razer Mamba.

However, things seems different with this Razer Mamba because it boasts the highest DPI for gaming mouse. Razer Mamba have 5600dpi, 7 customizable buttons, dual wired or wireless interface (you to choose), 1000Hz Ultrapolling / 1ms response rate, Hyperesponse buttons and Up to 200 inches per second*/ 50g acceleration.

Absolutely created for Hardcore gamers only. So if you are not a true gamer who want to taste the wireless gaming experience, I suggest you to find something else. If you are one, you can head on over to NewEgg.com since they are the only one selling Razer Mamba now. But you can use our comparison engine below to see if there is more deal from other merchants:

There more more wireless mice invading the Japanese market as Sigma A.P.O is releasing their new ONYX SLATLRF1 laser mouse with 2.4Ghz wireless technology. The mouse has two mouse of sensitivity, 800dpi and 1600dpi and it also has 5-button but no idea if there are customizable or not.

The wireless technology on this Laser mouse will allow a long range operation with the help of a mini 21mm USB dongle. It even have a power-saving mode when not in use.

It’s a Japanese product but you can have it now for about $83 (7,980 Yen) at GeekStuff4U.

A revolution of PC mouse has arrived to the stage where you will have no need to operate your mouse on a desk, while controlling you pointer using the wireless technology.

WeraMouse, the latest handheld mouse is one of them. It has a small form and shape like an egg. There is a big hollow in the center for your finger to jab in and hold it like holding a cup of coffee. There are two basic version of WeraMouse. One with trackball and the other with touchpad. You will also find two standard mouse button with the scroll button in the middle. It might looks a bit far from the trackball, and thus require a little thumb stretching to reach the mouse buttons.

WeraMouse handheld mouse have over 24 hours nonstop operation on your first charge, and you can use it at the range of 25 feet away from your PC thanks to the wireless technology of this uncommon mouse.

It is priced at $99 for the trackball version (no pricing for the touchpad version yet). If you are interested, you can go to WeraMouse site to order them.

I’ve one HP wireless mouse so I know the quality is top notch. That’s why I felt excited on these new wireless comfort mouse from HP. Even better, HP has added some artistic and cool designs to the mouse’s body to spice things up. There are three models made available. Below is the snapshot of them:

Starting from left to right, the HP Wireless Comfort Mobile mouse splashed in Red has a lovely flowery design, while the middle one is the mouse colored in whispy blue and white line arts and the last one is the black expresso version with white circles design.

Their body has been sculpted to fit our hand for maximum comfortability, it has four way tilt scroll wheel, plus two programmable buttons (for Blue and Red version). According to our source, you can grab these mice for $14.99 to $49.99 (depend on which version) at Staples.

Microsoft has just released another Portable Wireless Mouse coded as Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 with netbook user as targeted audience. Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 is equipped with the company’s latest Bluetrack technology similar to the 6000 series for superior accuracy and precision, transmitted via 2.4Ghz Nano USB transceiver.

The obvious distinction between 6000 series and this 4000 series is in the color selection. Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 has up to 5 color selections, starting from Black, Yellow, Pink, Blue and White.

Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 is powered via single AA battery with maximum range of 15 feet and will retail for $40 only in this August 2009.

(via Electronista)

Microsoft has launched another BlueTrack Mice after the previous success with their BlueTrack mice models. This time, Microsoft launched this mobile mouse dubbed as Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000 which is very suitable for those who love to travel and bring their laptop along with them.

The beauty of Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000 is the super small size or what we’ve known as the nano receiver for this mouse. It seems this series isMicrosoft’s first mouse that comes with a nano receiver.

The mouse also comes with several cool features such as it will works in any surfaces, up to 10-month battery life, up to 30-foot wireless range, three years warranty, lefty supports, rubber side grips and many more.

Microsoft Wireless mobile mouse 6000 require one AA size battery to power up but it can’t recharge on the fly via USB. You will need an external charger such as Energizer Battery recharger to charge the mouse battery.

If you love bling-bling gadgets + wireless mouse, Gigabyte has one for you. They presented to their users the latest Wireless Laser mouse – GM-M7800S with embedded bling-bling crystals from Swarovski. The outer design looks very elegant with the swarovski crystal lining up on the palm rest position, while the surface of this gigabyte wireless mouse is leather-tailored and some part of the buttons and wheel are 18-karat gold plated. The mouse itself has 800/1600 DPI accuracy, and it need the micro-sized RF dongle as the transceiver which you can house it inside the mouse.

Pricing and availability still unknown. will update when it has become available.

(via AVING)