The world's first computer mouse was not invented by Apple, but by a team at Xerox PARC, and was actually made by a - Apparently.
The world's first computer mouse was not invented by Apple, but by a team at Xerox PARC, and was actually made by a company called Logitech's precursor, Logiball.
In 1964, Douglas Engelbart and his team developed the computer mouse, but it was not until 1982 that the concept was made commercially viable by Logiball, which was later renamed to Logitech. The first mouse was made of wood and had a single button. This obscure fact highlights the often-overlooked contributions of Xerox PARC and Logiball in the development of modern computer technology.