Wii mouse Motion-sensing, like that in Nintendo's Wii console, is used in a prototype USB adapter for laptops, removing the need for a keyboard or a mouse. The technology enables users to access menus or move the cursor by tilting the device. Co-develope.(ITV PLC)(Brief article)

Publication: Personal Computer World

Publication Date: 17-MAY-07

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Byline: Clive Akass

Wii mouse

Motion-sensing, like that in Nintendo's Wii console, is used in a prototype USB adapter for laptops, removing the need for a keyboard or a mouse.

The technology enables users to access menus or move the cursor by tilting the device.

Co-developer Adam Oliver, head...

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