Logitech would not have produced one billion mice, at this point in time, if the company had continued development of the Trackman Marble FX trackball. Logitech Celebrates Its One Billionth Mouse But The Party Might End Soon (ABC News) Logitech Produces Billionth Mouse (Digital Trends) Logitech Celebrates Its One Billionth Mouse But The Party Might End Soon (Wired) Logitech ships billionth mouse (SlashGear)īillionth Logitech mouse scampers off assembly line (CNET) Logitech serves one-billionth mouse (Engadget) Logitech Ships Billionth Mouse (CE Daily News) Logitech celebrates its billionth mouse (Tech Digest) Logitech Ships One Billionth Mouse (ExtremeTech) One billion mice from Logitech (Computer Weekly) Logitech Ships Its Billionth Mouse (Ubergizmo) Logitech has shipped its billionth mouse (CrunchGear) Logitech Ships One-Billionth Mouse (Gearlog) Logitech Timeline of Mousery is Full of Memories, Logitech Advertising (Gizmodo) We couldn’t have reached this milestone without our customers, so to celebrate, we’re inviting you to follow the journey of our billionth mouse from the factory to its final destination for the chance to win some great prizes. Until then, I want to thank you for your support. In conjunction with next Wednesday’s celebration of the 40th anniversary of the first public demonstration of the computer mouse, I’ll be blogging more about what the future holds for the mouse. If you take a look at some of our ideas that never made it to manufacturing (PDF), you’ll see that our engineers can be pretty creative. No idea is too far-fetched, from touch technology to mind control.
The mouse opened up computing to the average person by providing a simple, intuitive way to interact with the computer.Īs we look to the future and what it holds for the mouse, I’ve tasked our product-development team with continuing to assess new technologies and how they might enhance the human-computer interface. Since then, the mouse has become something much more – it is truly the key to the kingdom – the device that unlocked the power of the computer. When all of this started for Logitech back in the early ‘80s (PDF), the mouse was primarily a tool for CAD (computer-aided design applications). We’ve just done something that makes us all very proud at Logitech – we’ve shipped our one billionth mouse.
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