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#80025 01/03/2002 2:28 AM
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It would seem like a trivial thing to worry about, but when you use it all day long, the mouse you have becomes very important. I say this because I recently upgraded to a much more comfortable model -- the Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer. What a surprise, my hand no longer hurts at the end of the day!

What kind of mouse do you use? Try to include a picture if possible. Here's mine: http://microsoft.com/hardware/mouse/ie_info.asp

[ 01-03-2002 01:29 AM: Message edited by: Matt Jacob ]

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#80026 01/03/2002 2:43 AM
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I use two different mice, both Logitech mice.

This is the mouse I mostly use for gaming:
http://www.logitech.com/cf/products/productoverview.cfm/98

This mouse I use for comfort. I don't think you can get it without the keyboard now though.

http://www.logitech.com/cf/products/store/store_productfeatures.cfm/2822

#80027 01/03/2002 2:47 AM
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I also use the Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer. It's very nice, and comfortable.

#80028 01/03/2002 3:19 AM
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I use this crappy Compaq mouse I got with the comp. It's got that scroller which is the most important thing to me.

#80029 01/03/2002 3:40 AM
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quote:
Originally posted by Lord Dexter:
It's got that scroller which is the most important thing to me.



So does every other mouse made these days!

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#80030 01/03/2002 4:18 AM
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I use four different mice.

A simple MS mouse w/ Intellieye, an MS Explorer, a Logitech mouseman, and an IBM one.'

All four are scrolly, three are LED-powered. The Logitech and IBM mice have the curved shape to fit the right hand, while the Explorer is the Explorer and the simple mouse is the post-dove-bar model.

[ 01-03-2002 03:19 AM: Message edited by: Charles Capps ]


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#80031 01/03/2002 5:09 AM
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I use A4-Tech 4D+ wheel mouse cheap&excellent wheel mouse smile

#80032 01/03/2002 7:18 AM
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I got a relatively simple logitech mouse, with wheel and all...
I love the feel of it, and have bought one for my parents' computer and my dad's laptop as a present to them (and to myself, when I need to use their computer)


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#80033 01/03/2002 7:22 AM
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Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer on this comp and a Aopen mouse on anthor, not sure about hte model on that one

#80034 01/03/2002 8:02 AM
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IntelliMouse here. When I have to use mice without the little wheel in the middle, I feel so naked.

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#80035 01/03/2002 8:19 AM
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I have a wide assortment depending on the machine...

Laptop uses M$ Explorer Trackball

Gamer uses Boomslang and Logitech iFeel

And "most" others use the Logitech Optical Wheel Mouse.

When I'm in the cage doing servers at Exodus I have a Logitech Mouseman Marble trackball on my laptop...

#80036 01/03/2002 9:11 AM
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IntelliMouse Optical, see pictures thread.

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Logitech optical

#80038 01/04/2002 4:51 PM
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#80039 01/04/2002 5:55 PM
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You mean like

my mouse ?



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#80040 01/04/2002 6:07 PM
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quote:
It would seem like a trivial thing to worry about, but when you use it all day long, the mouse you have becomes very important.


I must say the same thing about the keyboard. A month ago I changed both my keyboard and my mouse to a Microsoft Natural Keyboard and Microsoft Intelli Mouse Optical. Now I work much more comfortably, and I wonder why nobody cares about this two accesories.

#80041 01/04/2002 8:59 PM
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I use an Intellimouse Explorer at work and at home I use the new Intellimouse Explorer 3.

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On *my* computer, I have a Logitech optical mouse - I think it's one of the first ones they made. Just a standard shaped optical mouse with a scrollie wheel. The bottom is translucent smoke colored, and the top is a metallic-ish indigo color.

On my aunt's computer - the one I'm using right now for lack of my own - she has a Microsoft cordless mouse. And i don't like it! The shape is odd, it's far too heavy, and it doesn't even work half the time.

On my computer at work, it's just a regular old Microsoft wheel mouse.

And when I become a vampire at night, I find that a trusty standard-issue lab rat works good to cure my bloodlust. But I guess that's not really a mouse, is it?
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#80043 01/04/2002 10:49 PM
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Either-handed (no curve) Logitech optical wheel mouse on the Mac...first one they made, same as Jamin's, I think, with the indigo.

Right-handed non-optical wheel mouse on the PC.

Everyone is right who's said that once you've used wheel constantly, you won't go back. I once used a computer that didn't have a wheel. It just felt so...wrong!


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#80044 01/05/2002 10:01 PM
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A dead one

The [Tab] key is my only true friend... *sigh*

#80045 01/06/2002 12:29 AM
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Logitech Optical... pretty confortable.

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Logitech Cordless Optical...liked it so much, I got one for work too!

#80047 01/08/2002 7:41 PM
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Silver microwatsit Intelli explorer rodent here too, use the one mouse on both pc's see post computer thread, I have a usb hub switcher, so all my usb devices are available to either pc at the press of a button, handy for checking how UD's doing


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#80048 01/08/2002 9:13 PM
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i use IntelliMouse Optical at work and Logitech Mouseman (3 buttons + wheel, with cord) at home

i put "close window" function in the right side button of the optical and i keep closing windows by mistake

#80049 01/08/2002 11:03 PM
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I use a Microsoft USB Intellimouse... it's nice and smooooooooth.


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