If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a million times, I LOVE finding people that LOVE finding the MoGo Mouse in their lives.  Nothing makes me happier, well I’m sure there are SOME things, than finding in my RSS Reader a post someone, somewhere did about loving their mouse.

That said, today is that day.  I just found a post over at jkOnTheRun.com in which they give their hands-on assessment of their testing of a neighbors that lead to them ordering their very own new MoGo Mouse.  Here is a brief snipped of their thoughts on it:

“It folds flat and stores in the PC Card slot for both transport and it charges the Bluetooth mouse while it’s in the slot.  I was quite surprised to find that it works so well and the owner couldn’t say enough good things about it.  I tried it for a bit and I must say it felt good in the hand and worked as well as I have heard.  Needless to say I now have one on the way and will show you how well it works when I have it.”

Anyhow, head over, get convinced and then head back and get your hands on your very own MoGo Mouse.  Trust me, you won’t be sorry.

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You heard it folks, the MoGo Mouse X54 is officially being called by some of our fans out there as more fun than nipples.  Yeah, the computer kind of mouse that sometimes rests quietly between keys on laptops.  You know, in lieu of a trackpad, the little nub that lets you maneuver around your screen.  Not particularly effective, and not particularly fun to use.

Enter the MoGo Mouse X54…better in, well, all ways.  I just found a post over at an Asian branch of the CNet Blog and it looks like Rory Reid is enjoying the MoGo Mouse much more than using the nipple, or the trackpad.  Good!  Here’s a snippet of what he had to say:

“Some people love nipples, others prefer trackpads, but neither of these laptop input devices is as good as a proper external mouse–not when it comes to gaming or image editing, or anything for that matter.

Thankfully, there’s a solution: The Mogo Mouse X54. This wireless Bluetooth mouse collapses to fit into a vacant ExpressCard/54 slot–hence the name–where it automatically recharges. After 30 minutes on charge, it’ll run for a good 8-10 hours from a range of up to 10m away.

Better still, the X54 doubles as a wireless remote control. Flick the switch on the rear to activate media mode, and the function of each button changes. The left and right selectors become previous and next track, the scroll pad manages the volume, and the back button becomes mute. “

Thanks for the shout-out Rory, and thanks for enjoying the product!

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MoGo published the following press release today.  It confirms that the MoGo mouse family will be    marketed under Swiss Travel Product brand name

NATICK, MA., September 12, 2007 — Newton Peripherals, the developer of the revolutionary MoGo™ family of products, today announced that it has signed an agreement with Swiss-based WorldConnect AG to market the MoGo Mouse BT™ to mobile professionals around the world.

Under terms of the non-exclusive agreement, the companies said the MoGo Mouse will be marketed and sold under the Swiss MoGo Bluetooth Mouse™ brand.
The MoGo Mouse BT is aimed at mobile computer users, and is consistent with Newton Peripherals’ philosophy of delivering products to the market that make mobile computing easier and more productive. Patented technology, award-winning design, Bluetooth simplicity and convenient storage and charging makes the MoGo Mouse a “must have” for users of all types.

“Our mission is to provide the ‘Road Warrior’ with high quality, well designed and extremely functional products to support their connectivity needs while traveling,” said Sam Gerber, WorldConnect’s CEO. “We literally search worldwide to identify products that meet our high standards; the MoGo Mouse BT is such a product. We are proud to offer it to our customers, and know that they will quickly understand the value its sleek design and strong functionality offers them.”

That combination of design and function recently won the MoGo Mouse an award in the International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) competition, co-sponsored by BusinessWeek magazine and the Industrial Designers Society of America.
“WorldConnect is a leader in the markets it serves,” said Matthew Westover, Newton Peripherals’ President and Chief Executive Officer. “It has gained that status through carefully choosing the products that meet its customers’ needs. We’re pleased that WorldConnect will sell the MoGo Mouse under its Swiss MoGo Bluetooth Mouse brand; it is the highest vote of confidence we could ask for from such a globally-recognized firm.”

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