Windows 8 is just a few months away, and while the touch-centric OS would suggest we'd be abandoning our keyboards and mice for finger-friendly tablets, Microsoft's hardware division has other plans in store. The company has announced a handful of wireless keyboards and mice that are designed to play nice with mobile hardware (including Windows 8 tablets). We had a chance to check them out in person a few days ago; the peripherals will connect to PCs and tablets via Bluetooth, and operate without dongles — handy, if you're using a device with limited USB ports (or none).
First up is the Wedge Mobile keyboard, which will cost $79.95. We caught a glimpse of it when leaked images surfaced a few weeks ago, and it makes a strong impression...
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