Microsoft’s last SideWinder keyboard had a neat parlor trick: It split in two. The X4 has a little less pow—its main feature is anti-ghosting for cheap, letting you press up to 26 keys at once ...

The Microsoft SideWinder Mouse was created to meets gamers’ individual needs, providing custom tuning tools and a design for ultimate handling. The first mouse to wear the coveted SideWinder name, ...

Say, is this a Microsoft SideWinder-branded keyboard? Looks like it might just be. It looks like it'll go by the name of SideWinder X6, and feature a detachable numeric keypad, programmable keys ...

Now that it's been confirmed that the good ol' Sidewinder Game Pad has gone the way of the Dodo, we're now left with only two options from Microsoft for Game Pad fun -- the Plug and Play USB pad ...

Microsoft's first gaming keyboard was the Reclusa, and it was really a Razer keyboard with Microsoft branding. In this post, I'm going to take a quick look at the first all-Microsoft gaming ...

Microsoft mice are coming out like machine gun bullets! Well, not really, but we reviewed the chunky X5 back in September, the sweet and wireless but cloth-mouse-pad-intolerant X8 last month, and ...

Microsoft's Sidewinder X8 doesn't arrive in a museum quality case like the Mamba, but it also costs 40% less. It also sports a slightly less sensitive sensor (4000 DPI) using Microsoft's BlueTrack ...

We had a hunch that Microsoft would be launching a SideWinder-branded keyboard this fall, and sure enough, the suits in Redmond are keeping the revitalized name alive with an all new September ...

Microsoft has added a new gaming keyboard to their line up, the Microsoft Sidewinder X4 Keyboard, which according to Microsoft features the most advanced anit ghosting technology.

Microsoft revealed a couple of new SideWinder hardware products for the PC today at the Leipzig Games Convention. We were able to get some hands-on time with the new hardware in advance during a ...

The SideWinder X3 is much smaller than the SideWinder X8, and its shape is entirely different. The X8 is big enough to fill Jolly Green Giant’s hand—provided he’s right-handed, that is.

I believe I saw pictures of these very items a couple months ago, but I must be mistaken, because Microsoft told me they had no new stuff coming out at that time! Must have been a mirage. In any ...