“Experience the Art of Technology” - that’s the slogan for this year’s Consumer Electronics Show.

Starting Monday, all the electronics you can expect to hit the market in the coming year will be showcased at this world-renowned  convention. For some, the real draw is the emerging technology, for others it is a glimpse into the next generation of gaming.

One of the big controversies now is the future of high-performance DVD’s and their standards. Will Blu-Ray discs reign supreme? Those following the CES will know which way the wind blows first.

Hop a plane to Las Vegas this weekend, and see first-hand how cool the world of electronics is.

Or? Set your browsers to “stun” and boomark CNBC’s CES-devoted web page. They will be updating with news and video from the floor, ready to let us know what’s cooking for tomorrow - and the future beyond.

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I just found this vid from Microsoft’s liveblogging of the Consumer Electronics Show last January in Las Vegas. The MoGo Mouse made a HUGE splash there.

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We’ve had a lot of questions about the MoGo mouse in the past few weeks as we close in on product release.

Previewed at the Consumer Electronics show earlier this year, the mouse has some cool new features:

• Built-in center scrolling capability through an integrated scroll pad;
• No software drivers required;
• More user-intuitive feel, with deeper finger depressions for more natural operation; and
• “Auto-on” functionality when the mouse is removed from the laptop’s ExpressCard/54 slot.

The ExpressCard/54 slot is rapidly becoming the new standard, and can be found in Acer, Dell, Fujitsu, Gateway, HP, Lenovo, NEC and Toshiba laptops.

Feel free to ask us if you have any questions!

Or, if you don’t want to wait? Or prefer the standard  PC-card BT version? Then be sure to TAKE ADVANTAGE of the FREE DAPTER now offered with the purchase of your MoGo BT mouse right now through select resellers.

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