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If you have a PCMCIA slot to spare on your notebook, the $69.95 MoGo Mouse from Newton Peripherals will make the perfect accessory. Just slot it into the empty PCMCIA slot and you're good to go. YOu save space when travelling, and the PCMCIA slot is used to power the MoGo Mouse itself. Just eject the MoGo when you need to use it. Surprisingly, this device that is roughly the size of four typical credit cards as with its thickness, does not suffer from any form of lag. There is a small LED on the mouse that indicates the battery level. Once it turns red, return the MoGo into the PCMCIA slot for recharging. A green LED will indicate that it is fully recharged. This Bluetooth-enabled mouse has a resolution of 500 DPI and can work within a 10 meter radius. It is compatible with both Windows and Mac platforms, making it the perfect mouse for road warriors. Its sleek looks definitely help it along as well, and it is surprisingly ergonomic. Pity most new notebooks are ditching the PCMCIA slot in favour of the ExpressCard format.

Pros : Extremely sleek design, super portable
Cons : Newer notebooks have no PCMCIA slot

MoGo Mouse is sleek and portable Source