3Dconnexion, a leading provider of innovative input devices tailored for professionals, is excited to announce the launch of the highly anticipated SpaceMouse Pro Wireless Bluetooth Edition. Designed ...

It might just be the most incredible mouse, or perhaps the most unique mouse, you've ever seen. It's probably from this side of Jupiter, and it's certainly not for gamers. It's for professionals -- ...

The SpaceNavigator for Notebooks, a portable version of the company's original 3Dconnexion SpaceNavigator 3D mouse, ditches half the weight of the desktop model and has a smaller footprint. Like its ...

3Dconnexion has recently announced a new product with a unique design and particular application; the SpaceMouse Pro. Specially designed for professionals working with 3D applications this new mouse ...

There are basically two groups of users that require the most advanced, ergonomic and multitask-capable input peripherals - hardcore gamers and professionals working with sophisticated software.

From Microsoft Outlook to The Sims, 3D Mice Can Now be Used with Any Application 3Dconnexion 3D Mice Now Compatible with Any PC or Mac Application Thanks to Ingenious New 3DxWare™ 10 Driver Platform ...

XYZ Computing has a full review of Logitech-subsidary 3Dconnexion's SpacePilot input device for 3D modeling, and they find it to be almost the perfect tool for manipulating CAD programs. The ...

MONACO, FRANCE, July 31, 2025 /EINPresswire / -- 3Dconnexion is pleased to announce that the release of Blender 4.5 includes a range of significant improvements to the SpaceMouse ® integration, ...

We’ve been big fans of the 3DConnexion SpaceNavigator for a long time. Frank first told us about it nearly seven years ago, and no other device has been able to match the quality and usefulness of it ...

3D is clearly booming, and it's not just in the cinema. It's spreading to television and elsewhere, and while 3D on the screen isn't the same as spacial 3D, we doubt it's a coincidence that 3D mice ...

When Douglas Engelbart invented the mouse in the mid-1960s, its ability to point and click helped pave the way for the personal computer’s ubiquitous 2D graphical user interface. Now, more than 40 ...