Microsoft has some interesting peripherals in its lineup. The company was the first to offer a gaming keyboard with a number pad that could be moved to either side of the keyboard.

I got a chance to play with two of Microsoft’s three touch mouse offerings — the Explorer Touch Mouse and the flagship Touch Mouse — and as far as ideas go, they’re absolutely wonderful.

Requires a mouse pad to work the way it’s meant to Battery life is decent The Modern Mobile Mouse may only come with one form of connectivity (Bluetooth 4.2), but it works with no interruptions ...

Backlighting seems to be used behind the keys, for low-light use, and the keyboard will accompany a new Sidewinder gaming mouse. They're expected to launch in September, with an $80 tag predicted ...