Mac users has got their own Magic Mouse to play with, now PC users will get their own version of Magic mouse, too! Very soon, Speed-Link will release their CUE wireless Multi-touch mouse that has the similar functionality as Mac’s Magic mouse. The title told you that the CUE mouse is multi-touch ready, means it could support multi fingers interactions on the glossy red surface. Speed-Link CUE wireless Multi-Touch mouse also have got its onw gesture support, can scroll without scroller, and hook up with your PC wirelessly via 2.4GHz wireless technology, and sufficient 1000 dpi optical sensor.

Beside red color, Speed-Link CUE wireless Multi-touch Mouse will be available in three other colors, including black, white and silver. The CUE wireless multi-touch mouse will cost €40 when hitting Europe market.

[via geekygadgets]

Speed-Link CUE Wireless Multi-touch Mouse Is The PC’s Magic Mouse
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When I have a new shiny glossy new gadget added to our collection, I tend to care about it so much that I would want to buy some kind of protector to avoid from anything harmful. I’m sure that is also the same case to the new Apple Magic Mouse owner. If you are one of them and want to protect your new Magic Mouse, The MagicGuard from Moshi Store is one of the best!

Designed to protect and enhance the glossy touch surface of Apple’s Magic Mouse, the MouseGuard is a wear-resistant, form-fitting thin film that guards the Magic Mouse from everyday wear and tear while also improving the tactile response of its touch-enabled surface.

The MouseGuard incorporates the EZ-Glide™ surface treatment to effectively reduce finger gliding friction for easier maneuverability without loss of sensitivity. MouseGuard can be installed in seconds and will not leave any residue when removed.

It’s only $15 and you can make sure the surface of your new Apple Magic Mouse free from dust, dirt and scratch.

[via 2DayBlog]

Moshi Store Introduced The MagicGuard for Apple Magic Mouse
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Magic Mouse, the touch-interface mouse has the coolest mouse design thanks to the button-less design. However, there is a downside for big palm user. The Apple Magic Mouse is somehow too small and flat, far from what’s people say about ergonomic design for users with large hand. As the fix, Will from hybridracing.com has created a soap-like silicone pad, where it then to be used on the Magic Mouse to give some type of holdable point to give the palm some level of satisfaction and ergonomic.

From the picture above, you may have notice how Will position the soap like silicone pad on the Magic Mouse as the fix. Nothing like a rocket science included here. Will even include a deal, where you can get this Magic Mouse Fix for $10 with FREE shipping to US buyer, while it’s $3 shipping fee for International buyer. Check out more detail (and video) at MMFixed.

Apple Magic Mouse Fix For Big Palm User
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For PC users who have ever envied on Mac’s Magic Mouse, here is the PC-version of Magic Mouse where you will get the similar functionality of touch sensitive interactions. It named as the EKtouch iS Touch mouse, it’s first seen at the CeBIT 2010 exhibition. EKtouch iS Touch mouse also coming with a sleek design with no buttons or scroll at all, and it will detect touch and slide operations like the magic mouse do. This mouse is connected to your PC via bluetooth, and it also can be used as a remote control for media player.

It can be used as the common office computer mouse, but it will not suitable for use on gaming because it has a low laser sensor at 800 resolution only. There is no detail yet on how to use this mouse and what is the gestures to make something happen (like left or right click), and there is no news either on when it will become available.

[EKTouch iS Touch Mouse via UberGizmo]

EKtouch iS Touch Mouse – Now PC Users Has Got a Magic Mouse, Too!
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Colorware has once again stretching their hand to colorize another cool gadget. We have seen 4 other gadgets that have been colorized, such as the kindle 2 Colorware, Colorware for iPhone 3GS, the Blackberry Tour Colorware or the Colorized PS3 Slim Edition. Now, Colorware is going to colorize your 27-inch iMacs including the latest baby Magic Mouse.

The color treatment is going to cost you $500 if you send Colorware your own 27-inch iMacs, or you can directly purchase one from them by adding another $700 on the top of the cost of one new 27-inch iMacs. On the Magic Mouse section, you can get your own Magic mouse colored for $30 or directly purchase from them for $100.

That’s a lot of money to spend, I have to agree. But for you who’ve got a spare money and want to bring colors to your iMacs might love it anyway.

[Colorware via Gizmodo]

27-inch iMacs Gets Colorware Treatment, Too!
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Microsoft is still brainstorming and creating prototypes for touch-based mouse, but Apple has launching and selling them now. Surprise? So am I. I’ve never thought that this kind of mouse would be rising from the lab so soon. Apple Magic Mouse, the latest peripheral introduced by Apple is a multi-touch sensitive mouse that will detect certain patterns of fingers movement, and there is no more click buttons or wheel to scroll anymore…

Apple is offering a redesigned wireless mouse and keyboard, although if you want wired versions, you can request them. The new Magic Mouse allows you to drag a finger up and down the middle of it to scroll, and has a very slick design.

So, Microsoft… Hurry up and make one, too!

[Apple via GigaOM]

Apple’s Magic Mouse Does Magics
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