Razer Imperator Gaming Mouse

The Razer Imperator gaming mouse will take you to the next level of gaming experience. Designed for right-handed use, the mouse boasts a 5600dpi Razer Precision 3.5G laser sensor with a quick 1ms response time, up to 200-inch per second/50g acceleration, seven programmable buttons, on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment, and zero-acoustic Teflon feet. You can purchase the Imperator through Razer’s website for $79.99 a pop. Watch the video after the jump.

Back to Nature With AlestRukov’s Wooden PC Mouse

AlestRukov’s Wooden PC Mouse is an eco-friendly alternative to plastic gadgets that are harmful for the environment and can’t be recycled. Each mouse has been handcrafted from sustainable woods, and then carved sanded and polished with linseed oil and carnauba wax as a finishing protective coat. Unfortunately, there is no info on pricing at this time. Stay tuned for more updates.

Ozone Smog Gaming Mouse

If you’re looking for a new ergonomic gaming mouse, then I suggest you to check out the recently released Smog gaming mouse from Ozone. This right-handed mouse features an adjustable right-side hand support, a high-precision laser sensor called the Avago 9500, 7+2 programmable buttons, five Macro modes for gaming profiles and supports up to 5040 dpi via software. Not to mention, the mouse also comes with creamic footpads and an adjustable weight (includes set with six 5g weights). The Ozone Smog Gaming Mouse is now available for purchase for 49.90 Euro (about $74).

Apple Bluetooth Magic Mouse

Apple today announced the new Bluetooth Magic Mouse that allows users to navigate using intuitive finger gestures instead of mechanical buttons, scroll wheels or scroll balls. The entire top surface of the Magic Mouse is a multi-touch surface that can track independent fingers. It is perfect for both left and right handed users. The Bluetooth Magic Mouse will be available at the end of October 2009 for $69 each. [MacRumors]

Microsoft Research Multi-touch Computer Mouse

Some scientists at Microsoft Research have successfully combined the standard capabilities of a computer mouse with multi-touch sensing technology. Dubbed as the Mouse 2.0, these multi-touch computer mice consist of several multi-touch mouse implementations including the Arty Mouse, Cap Mouse, FTIR Mouse, Orb Mouse and Side Mouse. Watch the video after the jump to get more details.

Elecom Soap Mouse

Here is another strange product straight out of Japan. Elecom just launched the USB mouse that looks like a bar of soap (on a rope). Dubbed as the SOAP, the Elecom M-SP1UR/ M-SP2UR optical mouse features a 800dpi resolution and weights at only 65-grams. The “soap” uses the USB interface to connect with the computer. Available in three different colors, the Elecon SOAP retails for 2000 Yen or approx. $21 a pop.

HP Wireless Comfort Mobile Mouse

It seems that HP wants to compete with Logitech by releasing a new range of Wireless Comfort Mobile Mouse with cool designs. First up is the HP Wireless Comfort Mobile Mouse in Red that sports a flowery design and a sculpted fit for maximum comfort, a four-way tilt scroll wheel, and two programmable buttons. The HP Wireless Comfort Mouse HDX sports a similar feature set but has a blue design with whispy blue and white lines. Finally, the HP Wireless Comfort Mobile Mouse in Expresso features a modern black design with white circles. The price ranges from $14.99 to $49.99. [ChipChick]

DJ-Tech Mouse

DJ tech has designed the DJ Mouse, which is a multi-axis input device that interacts with its Deckadance Dj software. Using the DJ Mouse kit, you can be a pro DJ without the need for turntables or vinyl. The mouse has a jog wheel which is actually a ’scratch’ controller. The cool blue back-lighting effect enables you to operate the mouse in those dark club environments. The USB DJ Tech Mouse is currently available for $79 a pop. [DJ Tech]

Logitech Performance Mouse MX And Anywhere Mouse MX

Logitech has announced two new premium mice for pre-order. The Logitech Performance Mouse MX and Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX adopt the Logitech Darkfield Laser Tracking technology, which is designed to provide precise cursor control on virtually any surface including clear glass (minimum 4 mm thickness) and high-gloss surfaces. The Logitech Performance Mouse MX is available for pre-order at $99.99, while the Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX is available for pre-order at $79.99. Both mice are expected to be available in the U.S. and Europe beginning in August 2009. Watch the video after the jump to get more details.[BLogitech]

Sigma A.P.O’s Latest 5-Button Wireless Laser Mouse

Sigma A.P.O comes back with their brand new wireless laser mouse. The ONYX SLATLRF1 is a 2.4GHz wireless laser mouse that features both 800dpi and 1600dpi. The mouse comes in a 5-button design and features a 21mm long USB dongle. Its smart standby mode conserves power for a long battery life. You can buy this wireless mouse via GeekStuff4U for 7,980 Yen ($83). [Product Page]

SteelSeries Introduces New Gaming Mice, Mouse Pad

SteelSeries, the leading manufacturer of gaming peripherals and accessories, has recently introduced two new gaming mice namely the SteelSeries Xai Laser Mouse and the SteelSeries Kinzu Optical Mouse. In addition, the company also announced the 9HD, a hard surface mouse pad. The Xai features a 5,000 CPI laser sensor, seven programmable buttons and an LCD on the bottom. Meanwhile, the Kinzu is a bit smaller and only offers a 3,200 CPI laser sensor, seven programmable buttons and an LCD on the bottom. The Xai, Kinzu and 9HD will hit stores starting in August for about $80, $35 and $35, respectively. [SlashGear]