PC fellows Lenovo will soon be selling its lauded IdeaCenter A600 machine, which will feature an optional "hand-held motion-based remote controller", as well as a wireless mouse (all pictured above), allowing users to interact with their computer similar to how gamers do with a Wii remote. The PC is boasted to be the world's thinnest all-in-one computer.

The remote control is said to function as an 'air-mouse', working at a distance from the unit, so the user can control the system without having to operate a mouse utilizing the traditional method.

CBR's opinion is it "could be seen as more than a gimmick, [maybe] kick start[ing] more serious consideration by the industry of motion-tracking pointer devices as alternative input options for business computer users."