A computer mouse includes abase unit, a button unit, and a fastening unit. The button unit is pivotally mounted to the base unit via a front part of the button unit, and is able to be actuated to allow a rear part of the button unit to substantially pivot in an up-down direction relative to the base unit. The fastening unit is disposed between the base unit and the button unit, and is operable to position the button unit relative to the base unit.

A mouse with a tunable center of gravity is disclosed. According to certain embodiments, the mouse includes a moveable weight system that is used to move one or more weights from one position to another in the computer mouse. The relocation of one or more weights from one position to another in the computer mouse changes the center of gravity of the computer mouse.

A computer mouse with vibration function includes a base, a press control module disposed on a front portion of the base, a palm support disposed on a rear portion of the base, a vibrator installed on the palm support for receiving the signal from the computer, and a plurality of vibration damping units each of which includes a vibration damper abutting between the palm support and the base. The vibration dampers of the vibration damping units are disposed around the vibrator.

According to various embodiments, there is provided an input device for providing a scrolling input to an application, the input device including a scroll wheel and a control circuit configured to provide exactly one step of scrolling input for every instance of rotation of the scroll wheel regardless of an angle that the scroll wheel is rotated through in the instance of rotation.

A manually operable pointing device for use with a computer, adapted for use with a prosthetic hook, includes a shell, a bearing surface, a receptacle, and first and second actuating levers. The shell has a first end and a second end positioned distal thereto. The bearing surface is positioned at the first end of the shell for supporting a portion of the hook. The receptacle is positioned proximate to the second end of the shell and is adapted to receive a tip of the hook. The first actuating lever extends from the first end to the second end and is movable relative to the shell. The second actuating lever extends from the first end to the second end, is movable relative to the shell, and positioned adjacent to the first actuating lever.

A mouse includes a button portion, a deformable holding portion and a change-over switch. The button portion has a lower housing and an upper housing assembled to the lower housing. The upper housing has a first button and a second button. The deformable holding portion is connected to the button portion and includes a palm supporting area, a first and second electroactive material layers respectively disposed on two sides of the palm supporting area, and a first and second flexible material layers respectively covering the first and second electroactive material layers. The change-over switch is disposed on the lower housing. The change-over switch is selectively electrically connected to the first electroactive material layer or the second electroactive material layer.

Disclosed is a grooved grip having a body configured to be grasped by a hand comprising a channel configured to relieve pressure on a median nerve on a palmar surface on a hand.

An electronic pointing device includes a housing. In addition, the electronic device includes a position transducer coupled to the housing. Further, the electronic pointing device includes a plurality of electrical switches coupled to the housing. Still further, the electronic pointing device includes a cover plate removably coupled to the housing. The cover plate includes a plurality of holes, each hole aligned with one of the plurality of electrical switches. The electronic pointing device also includes a plurality of button members. Each button member is removably disposed in one of the holes of the cover plate and disposed to engage the corresponding, aligned electrical switch to actuate that electrical switch.

An adjustable pointing device is disclosed wherein the device comprises a base, a grip portion, and an adjusting mechanism, the grip portion being attached to the base by the adjusting mechanism wherein the adjusting mechanism comprises an elastic member biasing the grip portion away from the base and comprising a locking mechanism movable between a locked position in which the locking mechanism is to prevent the grip portion from moving relative to the base and an unlocked position in which the locking mechanism is to allow the grip portion to move relative to the base.

A motorcycle with multi-configuration chassis including: a rigid chassis assembly (Z6) for supporting the engine and the auxiliary fuel feed and mechanical devices; a rear fork assembly; a front fork assembly; —a saddle assembly, where the multi-configuration chassis includes at least one hydraulic or electric cylinder adapted to modify its length to allow at least one adjustment selected from the following: rear fork assembly lengthening, front fork assembly tilt, front fork assembly lengthening, saddle assembly tilt. A multi-body kinematic mechanism for a rear fork assembly of a motorcycle, adapted to be fitted to a rigid chassis assembly of a motorcycle to allow the configuration thereof to be varied by element of variation of the length of a hydraulic or electric cylinder.