The Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 is designed to be used with netbooks, and features Microsoft's BlueTrack technology which is designed to offer superior accuracy.

Microsoft Hardware today announced another addition to its BlueTrack Technology line of products: the Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000. Redmond's love-hate relationship with netbooks shows yet again in ...

If you didn't get enough wireless mice news the other day, here's a little more. Microsoft just announced the Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000, its newest portable wireless mouse targeted at netbook users.

Very little can be said about what the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 does; the criticism comes in what it doesn't do. If you have to have a mouse that's as colorful as your laptop, the ...

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Wireless range is 15-feet. Compatible with Windows Vista and Windows 7 only. The Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 will be available in August in white, black, pink, blue and lime for $39.95.

This certainly isn't the first we've heard of Microsoft's BlueTrack technology, and if the pace at which it keeps introducing new BlueTrack wares is any indication, we'd surmise that it's far from ...

I often wonder how Microsoft and Logitech come up with the names of their new products. Take the new Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000, the name is long and don't really roll off the tongue well.I always ...

A full line of notebook mice from Microsoft has been around for a long time and the company has unveiled a new special edition of its Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 to raise money for breast cancer ...

There's nothing especially remarkable about Microsoft's newest mouse, the Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 ($39.95 list), but there's also nothing wrong with it.

Microsoft's Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 comes with a Nano USB receiver that lets you use it wirelessly with a myriad of computers. A single AA battery gives it enough power for more ...