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LEGO Mousetrap Makes Mice Hate Danish Cheese

Posted by Jesus Diaz at 8:00 AM on April 24, 2008

This LEGO mousetrap by Jason Allemann is pure, classic simplicity made of bricks. Created with LEGO technic, the trap measures 30 x 16 x 24 studs, and has helped him caught two mice so far (one in the picture above.) The mechanism itself is quite simple:

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Peripherals

Super Slim USB Mouse Takes You Back to Basics, Wants Gadget Domination

Posted by Haroon Malik at 7:55 AM on March 24, 2008

Gadget lovers beware; the technology Antichrist is among us, and it is disguised as a USB mouse with only one button and a scroll wheel. The Super Slim USB Mouse does away with everything you could expect in a traditional PC mouse, and instead incorporates the bare minimum in way of functionality.


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Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 and Digital Media Keyboard 3000, WOW!

Posted by Benny Goldman at 1:40 AM on March 12, 2008

Microsoft continues to step up their design game with two keyboards to follow last month's good-looking mice. The Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 bundle includes a 2.4GHz wireless keyboard and the previously available 7000 wireless laser mouse. The keyboard was designed for Vista and features an Aero-inspired translucent border, three assignable favourite keys, and the Comfort Curve design.


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Smitrix Swiftpoint Triped Mouse For Tablet PCs: Forget Those Annoying Pens

Posted by Sean Fallon at 11:00 AM on March 11, 2008


You have already seen the Swiftpoint Slider Mouse, a device that effectively makes your keyboard into one giant mousepad, and now we learn that there is a similar device made primarily for tablet PCs and multi-touch tabletop surfaces. Besides being pointier and cooler looking than the Slider, the Triped aims to "remove barriers to the growth of the Tablet PC market" by eliminating one of its major drawbacks—the pen.


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