Absolute Gadget

Logitech recently sold its billionth mouse (that's a lot of cheese) so to celebrate the occasion it has turned out mouse for gaming heads that you can personalise.

The image (which can be just about anything) gets printed on the palm area of the mouse and hopefully won't rub off with sweaty gamer hands on it 24/7 as the image is bonded to the surface with some whizz-bang tech.

The mouse itself features a new shape with palm and wrist support and the ID Grip can be detached with the push of a button.

Like we said, almost anything can be printed (subject to certain condition) or picked from Logitech's design gallery.

"In surveying gamers who own a Logitech mouse, we learned that more than 65 per cent want to mod their hardware," said Rory Dooley, Logitech senior vice president and general manager of the Control Devices business unit. "The Logitech G9 Laser Mouse ID Grip provides gamers with a new level of personalization. Whether it's a guild logo or a personal photo, we're delighted to give gamers the ability to make the G9 mouse even more a reflection of their unique personality."

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