Microsoft introduces its new Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 5000, a mobile keyboard than can be used with tablets, including those running Windows, iOS and Android. The sleek, ultra slim, ergonomical keyboard features a Comfort Curve Design that promotes a more natural wrist posture. Using Bluetooth 2.0 connection, the mobile keyboard connects to Bluetooth-enabled PCs easily without the need for a USB nano receiver. Of course, you can pair it with your iOS or Android tablets wirelessly.

Microsoft announced two new accessories for Xbox 360, the Xbox 360 Wireless Headset with Bluetooth and the Xbox 360 Media Remote. The former works not only with Xbox 360 but also with mobile phones and PCs (Bluetooth mode). It has a microUSB port for charging and comes with several ear adapters.

Microsoft officially announced its Explorer Touch Mouse (model U5K-00001), the newest addition to the company’s Touch Family. The new wireless mouse features a touch strip with both vertical and horizontal navigation allowing users to swipe the mouse in any direction. The touch scroll wheel also allows for three speeds of scrolling: slow speed for precise movements, medium speed to advance a page or two, or hyperfast speed to flick quickly through a long document. Thanks to advanced haptic technology, users can feel and hear how quickly they are scrolling easily.

Microsoft releases the LifeCam HD-3000, a 720p HD webcam that does cinematic 16:9 widescreen recording. The new webcam features 720p sensor to record HD video at up to 30fps, and noise-cancelling unidirectional microphone for crystal-clear audio. It includes the TrueColor Technology to delivers bright and colourful video, in virtually all lighting conditions.

Microsoft Comfort Mouse 3000

Microsoft launches two new mice, the Comfort Mouse 3000 and 6000, both based on BlueTrack technology. Both 3000 and 6000 are wired mice. The Comfort Mouse 3000 features rubber side grip and a contoured shape for either hand. The Comfort Mouse 6000, on the other hand, offers right-handed control and five customizable buttons.

Microsoft launches the Express Mouse, a compact mouse using the BlueTrack Technology that combines the power of optical with the precision of laser for remarkable tracking on more …

At the Nokia Capital Day, Nokia and Microsoft announced their strategic partnership on Windows Phone 7 platform, meaning Nokia will be one of the phone makers to release WP7 smartphones.

Microsoft announced its new Touch Mouse, a multitouch device designed for Windows 7 that lets people click, flick, scroll and swipe, making it easy and fun to interact with their PCs. The Touch Mouse has a capacitive touch area that for users to do everything they are used to doing with a mouse, such as point and click. It also adds gestures with one, two or three fingers for people to quickly scroll and pan, navigate, and manipulate content, manage windows such as maximize, minimize, and navigate their whole desktop easily.

Microsoft announced its all-new Arc Touch Mouse, “the first mouse designed to flatten for portability and pop up for comfort.” The mouse goes from curved to flat with just the touch of a finger for ultimate portability and users can just collapse the Arc Touch Mouse to turn it off, and pop it up to turn on. It is even more portable than the original foldable Arc Mouse.

Microsoft has created a prototype of its Adaptive Keyboard concept, designed to show that the display capabilities of high efficiency input devices such as keyboards and mice should be as dynamic and relevant to user context as the UI on the PC screen. You can see a video demo of the prototype after the break: