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 Thin is in
This falls into the "why didn't I think of that?" category. The MoGo Media Mouse X54 is a credit card-size mouse that snaps inside the laptop's ExpressCard slot, which stores and recharges it, and then can be used when popped out.
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 Newton's MoGo Presenter Mouse X54 Gets Seriously Professional
Newton, inventive maker of the ultrathin, wireless MoGo Mouse has added a new variation to its game, called the MoGo Presenter Mouse X54.
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 Newton Launches The MoGo X54 Bluetooth Mouse Range
Remember the hideaway MoGo Mouse? Well, it has been joined by two new arrivals - the MoGo X54 and X54 Pro.
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 MoGo X54 PRO Mouse Launched For Business Users
The creators of the MoGo mouse have unveiled two new members of
its family in the hope of capitalising on both consumer interest and
the increasing volume of mobile workers.
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MoGo Media 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.
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 MoGo Media Mouse X54 and X54 Pro Announced
The makers of the MoGo mouse, Newton Peripherals, has launched a new model for business users travelling over the summer.
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 MoGo Dual Functional X54 Mouse Launched
MoGo has launched a new mouse called the MoGo Media Mouse X54 that connects to the computer system via Bluetooth.
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 Newton Peripherals ExpressCard Bluetooth MoGo Media Mouse X54
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 I Go! -- You Go! -- Let's MoGo!
Last December I saw a press release of a new mouse that was about to come to
market. It had a very simple but unique design that promised to redefine Mobility
on the Go! The MoGo Mouse is a Bluetooth-enabled, palm-size mobile mouse
that could very well be the perfect solution for folks that dislike carrying a mouse
while on the road.
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 MoGo Mania!
One of my favorite laptop accessories is the Newton Peripherals MoGo, a palm sized mouse which stores and charges in a laptop's PCMCIA slot.
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Mouse Made For On The Go
The MoGo mouse just keeps getting better
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 Newton Preps ExpressCard-Sized Mouse
CES 2007 Newton Peripherals, the company behind the MoGo Mouse, a wireless optical rodent skinny enough to fit inside a PC Card slot, has introduced a version for ExpressCard 54 bays. It also showed off the world's smallest USB Bluetooth dongle.
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 Mogo Mouse, Wireless 2-Button Bluetooth Mouse (Gray)
Mogo Mouse is a business-card sized, Bluetooth-enabled mouse that stores and recharges neatly inside...
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 Flattery Will Get You Everywhere
MoGo Mouse BT $129
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Using a laptop track pad or nipple can be tough work sometimes, but then so can carrying a mouse in your bag with cables and the bulkiness that can bring too... Read More > |
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 The Chris Pirillo Show
is the first company to come along and offer a viable alternative to mouse portability, providing a functional solution that fits inside your PC Card slot. The MoGo Mouse uses Bluetooth to connect to your PC.. Read More >
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The MoGo Mouse is business card sized and stores and recharges inside a laptop computer’s PC Card slot when it’s not being used. Read More >
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Newton Peripherals MoGo Mouse
Award: „Gut“
Die MoGo Mouse ist ein innovatives und erstaunlich "flaches" Stück Hardware. Sie wendet sich ausschließlich an professionelle Anwender, welche mit ihrem Notebook unterwegs sind. Sofern das Notebook einen PC-Card Steckplatz bietet und über Bluetooth verfügt, spricht nichts gegen den Einsatz der platzsparenden MoGo Mouse. Das Gerät ist erstaunlich ergonomisch und sehr gut bedienbar, zudem kommt es mit den meisten Oberflächen gut zurecht. Für Spieler und mehrstündige Sitzungen ist die Maus jedoch nicht geeignet, doch das ist auch nicht ihre Zielgruppe.“
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"Besides the comfortable keeping it provides much more comfortabilty than a touchpad." "In general we are we are satisfied with the performance."
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Technic Silver Award
"MoGo Mouse isn´t only an achievement, it makes sense also. It´s not only goodlooking but easy to use as well. Positive: design, functionality, solid quality. Negative: price, sharp edges
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 MoGo Wireless Bluetooth Mouse Video Review
TigerDirect reviews Newton Peripherals’ MoGo Wireless Bluetooth Mouse. This business card-sized device is basically a wireless Bluetooth mouse that can be charged/stored right inside your laptop’s PC card slot. Product page. ...n.
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 Geht fast gar nicht: Notebook ohne Maus
Hinsichtlich ihrer Leistungsfähigkeit sind moderne Notebooks den Desktop-PC bei vielen Anwendungen inzwischen nahezu ebenbürtig. Anders sieht es bei den Eingabegräten aus. Die Tastaturen sind auf Grund der beschränkten Platzverhältnisse eher klein geraten, und mit dem Mausersatz in Form eines Touchpad oder eines so genannten Trackstick können sich auch nur wenige Anwender wirklich anfreunden.
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 Building a Better Mouse
Why would anyone spend upward of $75 for a computer mouse when you can get a perfectly adequate one for $15? The
answer is customization.
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 MoGo Mouse Bluetooth Alternative to Inferior Laptop Input Devices
September 8, 2006 - If you’d like something better than whatever you now use for mousing on your
laptop, I have a solution you’ll like! Used like a desktop mouse, but it’s better for laptop users.
I first tried MoGo Mouse after their PR person met with me at the Consumer Electronics Show in
Las Vegas this past January.
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 MoGo Mouse, a Bluetooth PC-Card Mouse
MoGo Mouse is a business card sized, Bluetooth-enabled mouse that stores neatly inside a laptop computer's PCMCIA or "PC Card" slot when it's not being used. Newton Peripherals introduced this user-friendly solution to mobile computing challenges, at the Consumer Electronics Show, Jan 2, 2006, in Las Vegas. Early reports from the show described it as "what a mobile mouse is supposed to be...
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 Another Newton Peripherals' MoGo Mouse Review
Jack Cook had a chance to be one of the 1st to check out the MoGo Mouse a while back, now another positive review surfaces. Pocket Now gives the MoGo good marks. Check out their review here.
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 Newton peripherals MoGo Mouse
The MoGo Mouse looks like a PC Card, but flip down the stand and you have a two-button mouse. We used Microsoft's Bluetooth stack to test it and had no trouble getting it working. Read More >
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 Short Take: Newton Peripherals' MoGo Mouse
How fitting a statement for the world of pocket electronics. And as we follow the urge to further miniaturize our gadgets, one must wonder, how small is too small? In this review we are looking at Newton Peripherals' MoGo Mouse - a Bluetooth mouse of very small proportions that fits into the PCMCIA slot of your laptop computer. Is its smallness a fault, or is the MoGo another small thing in life that will allow one to accomplish those proverbial great things? Read More >
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 VideoReview
If you are looking for a means to Experience Mobility at a higher level, then this is one option to consider. Having the mouse stored in your PCMCIA slot is a BIG plus...one less item to pack in your carry bag. It is innovative, sleek, works flawlessly and is a definite "what's that you got" item... View Video> |
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 Review
Last December I saw a press release of a new mouse that was about to come to market. It had a very simple but unique design that promised to redefine Mobility on the Go! The MoGo Mouse is a Bluetooth-enabled, palm-size mobile mouse that could very well be the perfect solution for folks that dislike carrying a mouse while on the road. Read More > |
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Try as I might, I have never been able to fall in love with the little joystick
that sits surrounded by the "G", "H" and "B" keys on my Fujitsu laptop. That's why I have been interested in finding a small mouse which I could pack and bring along when traveling. Oh, I've dallied with a few over the years, but the first one to really catch my eye was announced at this year's CES - the Newton Peripherals MoGo Mouse. Read More >
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Dave's Top 10
Dave Graveline and his "Into Tomorrow" staff review and evaluate many new products on a regular basis. See how MoGo Mouse made the Top 10 list of those items that Dave and his team enjoyed the most.
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CES Cherry Pick award
See MoGo Mouse in action at the Cherry Pickers Press Conference at CES 2006. Learn where all the buzz about this revolutionary product began.
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