The Fanatec Headshot Controller calls itself the ultimate weapon for PC gaming. Integrated with innovative gaming components and the accuracy/ precision of a mouse, this may well be the ultimate mouse on the market too.

The Mercedes of the gaming peripheral world, this mouse runs on high speed USB 2.0, has a hi-grade precision laser sensor, up to 4000 dpi resolution (which can be switched during game play), ergonomic size adjustment (allowing any hand to fit comfortably), 6 buttons with a 5 way scroll wheel, plasmaGylde mouse feet and a non-slip high injection mold rubber grip.

Compatible with all games, it includes universal mouse programming and 8 macros for execution of different actions during a game. It even has the ability to do precise recording of mouse movements.

The mouse comes with its own base, where it plugs into. The base then plugs into your computer. Gamers will love that both the mouse and base illuminates with red, green and blue florescence.

For the average user, this would seem like overkill in an office or non-gaming environment but if you do, you’ll be utilizing a top of the line peripheral. With all the bells and whistles, I am not sure why they didn’t make it a wireless mouse instead. Costing $99, you can trust the Germans to come up with a fine tuned product like that. Germaneering at its best in the gaming world… as if making great cars isn’t enough.

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The Wii controller has been used for a good bit of things lately, from breaking $4,000.00 television setups, to even playing a few games. It is no secret that most people love the Wii, and they find it hard to part with it throughout their day. One person got so attached they decided that their second addiction, RC Cars, could use their Wii also, Or at least the Wii controller.

The creator of this Wii RC remote, got so tired of playing excite truck on the screen, they decided to take it off the screen and into their front yard. How you may ask? Through the use of the Wiimote’s sensory parts.

With the Wii controller you are able to setup a RC Car to read its controls and ultimately steer and navigate through the use of the Wiimote.

How difficult is it? Well, the Wii RC car involves

It seems like the Wiimote relays a bluetooth signal to your laptop, travels through your laptop to the serial port, which then relays instructions to your Wiimote. It has to be harder than it sounds.

So why don’t you dissect your Wiimote, get hacking and take a look at the video below to see what may be install for your if you succeed.

Via [engadget]

If you have ever wanted to share your videos, music and other files with your friends or business colleagues, then the Bluonyx is for you.

Just connect to a TV, Cell Phone or Computer and you can view its contents. The Bluonyx is small in size, around the size of a regular cell phone making it completely portable. It also comes in some very hip colors, which range from Pink, White and Green. There is a Bluonyx out there for everyone, and every type of application including business as a small presentation device.

Like the iPod, it has its own rechargeable battery. Storage options are available from 1 GB- 40 GB and it comes with wireless capability (as a standard), quite a high spec for a little machine that is just slightly larger than a credit card.

Almost any media file can be hosted, along with accessing the internet from any file sharing source such as myspace. The price tag is expected to be around the $100 to $200 depending on memory size and other options.

Will this product catch on? Time will tell.

Product Page [Bluonyx]

For the Transformers fans out there, BigBadToyStore is now accepting preorders for the new Transformers MP3 and iPod docking stations. Prices start at $79.99 to $144.99 for an Optimus Prime Convoy iPod docking station (with speakers). All the iPod products are fully licensed by Apple and spot the white iPod color scheme.

Preorder Page [Bigbadtoystore.com]

MoGo has come out with an impressive line of sleek mouse adapters with the MoGO Mouse BT and MOGO Mouse X54.

Both unveiled at the recent Consumer Electronic Show 2007, the MOGO Mouse models are almost paper thin at around 0.2 inches. The MoGo Mouse BT is a business-card sized, 2-button Bluetooth-enabled mouse that stores and recharges neatly inside your laptop computer’s PC Card slot.

MoGo Mouse X54 is a 3-button Bluetooth-enabled mouse that stores and recharges neatly inside your laptop computer’s ExpressCard/54 Card slot.

In fact, both are so thin that the scroll mouse had to be replaced with a center touch pad. However, the stylish and sleek design does come with a price too starting out at $69.99. A little expensive for something that small but who am I to question its trendiness and convenience.

Product Page [MoGO]