Microsoft Mouse News Today

On April 19, 1999, Microsoft first revealed the IntelliMouse Explorer. It was the first home PC mouse with an optical sensor and paved the way for a new era in PC mice that continues today.

In September 1994, Microsoft launched its first ergonomic computer keyboard. In addition to a more comfortable layout, the keyboard introduced the legendary Windows key to the PC hardware world.

Two years after MS-DOS Software king of the world, Microsoft, is celebrating its 40th birthday by announcing Windows. In 1983, two years after th...

40 years ago today, Microsoft officially announced its plans to release the first edition of its Windows PC operating system. However, it would take over two years for the OS to finally launch.

In 1983, Microsoft shipped the first version of what would become known as Microsoft Word, although there is some confusion as to the exact date the word processor program was launched.

Video games aren't typically designed with disabled users in mind, but there's a growing movement to change that.

It is time to recap everything that happened in the world of Microsoft during the week of April 30, 2023. Windows concept, new Microsoft Edge controversies, app and build updates, and more.

Microsoft's history is full of good (and bad) products that were killed off before their time. Take a look at some of the most memorable.

Microsoft has announced that it is to stop producing Microsoft-branded PC accessories such as mice, keyboards and webcams. Existing devices will remain available until stocks run out.

The first Microsoft Mouse was released on May 2, 1983. The company would continue making mice for nearly 40 years until this week's announcement that future mice would not have the Microsoft brand.