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• OpenOffice Introduces Multi-Button Confusion With New Mouse WarMouse introduced a new mouse that seems to be aimed specifically at incredibly dexterous OpenOffice users.
• A Look at Apple's Multi-Touch Magic Mouse Apple's newest input device, the Magic Mouse, connects through Bluetooth and recognizes multi-touch gestures.
• These 12 Gadgets Let You Cut The Cord For Good Cutting the cord has never been so easy with new devices that power-up on their own and allow you to ditch the speaker wire.
• 12 Gadgets That Let You Ditch Power Cords, Wires, and Hassles You can ditch the snake pit of power, audio, and video cords with these 12 gadgets.
• Top 10 Network-Attached Storage Devices Network-attached storage devices let you share your data amongst multiple PCs, local and remote.
• New Logitech Mice Work on Any Surface These Logitech mice can go where no mouse has gone before.
• PC World Podcast 37: Windows 7, Apple's "Premium Computer" Dominance, and Digital Pens Join the editors of PC World for a frank discussion of the week's tech news.
• Adapx's Digital Pen is a Breakthrough The concept is simple: You write with a pen on paper, plug the pen into a computer, and everything you've written converts to digital text.
• The Touch-Screen Grows Up Before Our Eyes Remember when you thought your first Palm Pilot was the coolest device ever? Touch-screens have evolved light-years since then.
• Adapx Capturx for Microsoft Office OneNote Thanks to out-of-the-box integration with mainstream Microsoft Office programs, Adapx's digital pen is a potentially game-changing input device.
• Save Money While Controlling Multiple PCs Depending on your needs, you can use fewer displays, input devices, or even PC systems, and still get the benefit of multiple computers.
• Hands Take Flight with the Peregrine Sensory Input Gaming Glove Iron Will Technologies debuts a sensory input glove for gamers, called the Peregrine.
• The World's Weirdest Mice A mouse is such a simple device that not even the worst inventor could screw it up, right? Wrong! We'll give you 13 examples.
• Stylish Mice: A Gallery of Bling Input Devices Consider your mouse a fashion accessory or art? Here are 12 useful and unusual mice that may inspire you to upgrade.
• FireGestures Lets Your Mouse Sprint Around Firefox Make Firefox more convenient to use by enabling mouse gestures for common tasks.
• The World's Weirdest Keyboards Keyboards without keys, a vertical keyboard with mirrors on the side so you can see your fingers, and keyboards on which you type on the back: Get ready for some wacky input devices.
• iPhone PowerPoint Remotes Give Perfect Presentations Control PowerPoint from your iPhone, with previews of the current slide, notes, and more.
• Speed Up PC Control With Gestures Automatically turn special mouse movements into PC commands with gesture-reading software.
• Simple Hack Beats Biometrics In the case of tape vs. biometrics, tape wins -- hands down.
• Inside the World's Greatest Keyboard From the satisfying click of its keys to its no-nonsense layout and solid steel underpinnings, IBM's 24-year-old Model M is the standard by which all other keyboards must be judged.
• Pimp Your Mouse Three cool mice to get you back in style.
• Apple TV Reviewed Watch PC World review the Apple TV on its ability to stream music, video, and photos to a widescreen TV.