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Living Room / Re: Pet Peeve: I will never buy a rechargeable mouse again for as long as i live
« on: January 17, 2009, 07:16 AM »
Wired or Wireless? Personally I don't mind Wireless, but I'd never have both keyboard and mouse/trackball wireless. If both fail at the same time.. can have some problems.
I can't stand mice either where I get a choice, Trackballs all the way.
Left handed? Logitech has some wired Trackballs that have the ball in the middle (Trackman Marble).
For right handers; If you can find one, grab a Logitech Cordless TrackMan Optical trackball. I've had one since I got my computer in 2003, never once failed me. New it had a range of about 5 meters (tried it at school). It's now about 5 and a half years old and still has a decent range. Rare battery changes (less than every 2 months).
left/right buttons, forward/back buttons, horizontal scroll button, scroll up/down buttons, and if you install the Logitech MouseWare software that comes with it (although I wouldn't recommend it nowadays) you even get a Click Lock button.
I can't stand mice either where I get a choice, Trackballs all the way.
..I have a wired trackball (can't find a L handed one) always plugged in on the right just in case...-olamoree (November 20, 2007, 10:11 AM)
Left handed? Logitech has some wired Trackballs that have the ball in the middle (Trackman Marble).
For right handers; If you can find one, grab a Logitech Cordless TrackMan Optical trackball. I've had one since I got my computer in 2003, never once failed me. New it had a range of about 5 meters (tried it at school). It's now about 5 and a half years old and still has a decent range. Rare battery changes (less than every 2 months).
left/right buttons, forward/back buttons, horizontal scroll button, scroll up/down buttons, and if you install the Logitech MouseWare software that comes with it (although I wouldn't recommend it nowadays) you even get a Click Lock button.