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Death of the Mouse

New technologies may render pointing and clicking obsolete.

By John Brandon, Network World

New touchscreen and voice recognition technologies could make the mouse obsolete. Here are some products that don't require pointing and clicking.

Republished with permission from Network World. (View original version.)

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