Though the Windows 8 user interface still sits in the "generally designed for touch" category, Microsoft isn't being shy about continuing to push their hardware line with clickables like the Sculpt ...

On the lookout for the ultimate Windows mouse? Well, given that's how Microsoft touts its Sculpt Comfort Mouse, the company looks to have you covered. Microsoft calls the mouse "Sculpt" because it's ...

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Windows 8, as we all know very well at this point, was designed for touchscreens. Multitasking, the Charms bar, and Snap View (read: split screen) are all quite easy to use with touch gestures — and ...

It is with some trepidation that I review a new, sleek, Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Desktop keyboard and mouse (US site) that is sure to introduce copious typing errors – a bad workman blames his tools – ...

Microsoft is preparing to release their Sculpt Comfort Desktop Set. The set consists of a Sculpt Comfort Keyboard and a Sculpt Comfort Mouse. Let’s start with the Sculpt Comfort Keyboard, this ...

Microsoft has launched new Sculpt Ergonomic key board and mouse, which, the company says, combine looks and comfort. Reuters In a significant move away from its Natural Ergonomic Desktop, Microsoft ...

Microsoft has unveiled a new Sculpt range of keyboards and mice with ergonomic features designed to improve comfort over long periods. The new accessories offer a number of useful features, such as ...

File this under "things we could have sworn already existed." Microsoft just announced two mice, the Sculpt Mobile Mouse and Sculpt Comfort Mouse, and believe it or not, this marks the first time ...

Most ergonomic tech gear tends towards the practical. But Microsoft’s new Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard and Mouse may actually inspire some envy from design nuts as well. Unfortunately, there’s also some ...

All the new touch screen computers make you wonder at the future of the traditional mouse and keyboard. QWERTY is 138 years old and apart from a bit of fiddling around the edges is still the design ...