Remember that cool looking Cyborg Keyboard we covered late late last year? Now the same company, Saitek, has announced a mouse to go with that.

The black futuristic looking product is a fully-featured, adjustable, laser gaming mouse with 3200dpi for “ultra high speed and accuracy”.

Features:

• Adjustable mouse size extends or contracts to suit any size of hand or grip
• Adjustable Scroll Wheel – changes click strength of scroll wheel
• Programmable, 4-way, low profile hat switch
• 2 additional programmable buttons
• 3200dpi for increased precision

The Cyborg Mouse requires USB 2.0 and Windows XP, XP64 or Windows Vista (all versions). It’s available directly from Saitek for £39.99 (about $79 USD).

(Via Pocket-lint and Product Reviews Net)

If you want a matching keyboard to that Aircraft Mouse we covered yesterday, this multicolor backlight one from Saitek will be a good candidate.

This high-end gaming keyboard features programmable functions and media keys, customisable backlighting, a touch-sensitive backlit dashboard control panel and much more.

Features:

• Multi-colour backlighting with Tru Vu illumination through keys (mix shades from Red through Amber to Green) and adjustable brightness
• Touch-sensitive, backlit dashboard control panel
• WASD, cursor, ‘Cyborg’ and NumPad keys can be lit independently from the rest of keyboard to highlight commonly used gaming keys
• Cyborg Mode – instantly disable the Windows keys and configure the colour and brightness of your gaming keys at the touch of a button
• Set and forget – persistent key illumination settings ensure colours remain even after a system reboot
• 12 programmable ‘Cyborg’ keys
• Hard wearing, metal-plated key caps in key gaming areas
• Pass-through USB, audio and microphone sockets
• Enhanced multiple key presses in gaming areas for complex in-game commands
• Adjustable wrist rest and keyboard rake angle (front and back)
• Gold-plated connectors for USB and Audio

Visit the Saitek website for more information about the Cyborg Keyboard.

(Via Uber-Review)

What’s on the mind of a Cyberman’? Well, it’s up to you to decide – at least with the Doctor Who 2007 – Cyberman Etch-A-Sketch ($16) one.

Lift up the lid of this cyborg villain and you will find a hidden etch-a-sketch screen for you to start making up his mind.

I wish I could read what his eyes are sayin’
Staring straight and not blinking
He’s not giving anything away
What is he thinking?
The Streets – What Is He Thinking

(Via Tech Digest)