Ozone Gaming Gear proclaimed that it started selling the Smog Mouse, its new gaming mouse with a very ergonomic design. The mouse has the Avago 9500 (12,000 fps), a high-precision laser sensor, as well as 16 bit ultra data-path for ultimate performance. The mouse sports a 1,000 Hz polling rate, supports 450/900/1800/3600 dpi profiles, and can even be pushed up to 5040 dpi via software.

Another bluetooth mouse has been released by a Japan big corporation, Sony, called VGP-BMS10. Yes, it’s running on the bluetooth protocol, and designed specifically for use with Sony VAIO P ultraportable notebook. This wireless bluetooth mouse, of course can now be managed just really like any other mobile or computer accessories.

Sony VGP-BMS10 wireless bluetooth mouse is very compact size and stylish appearance. It is equipped with rolling aluminum back, located above and serving as an activator of the “a rodent” computer, as well as serving as protection for the scroll wheel, for example when the mouse is not used on the beg. Moreover, in this case are blocked and functional buttons, which prevents accidental pressing.

Logitech two days ago, June 16, announced a new bluetooth mouse called Logitech M555b both for PC and Mac. The M555b mouse features a battery life indicator, hyper-fast scrolling (ultra high-scroll wheel), which allows you to scroll multiple-page documents and web pages at high speed, also has a smooth laser tracking system.

This mouse is an upgrade from the V470 for your information, which was first in the line of Logitech bluetooth mice. This product also has weighs 116 grams with two AA batteries inside, and five programmable buttons. Logitech M555b looks fairly small, although it’s not the smallest portable mouse in the market today. The scroll wheel works in two modes, hyper-fast to fly through whole documents with a single spin or in a click-by-click mode for paging through them. Yup, as its names, this mouse surprisingly has provides a wireless connection for laptops and netbooks that support bluetooth connection.