wanted mouse
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thanks for that il go tomorrow and get one
Can I just mention that I find it quite strange that people will put up with cheap mice/keyboards/screens. These are the only parts of a computer that you interact with. A good quality mouse/trackball and keyboard will give you a much 'better' experience of using a computer particularly if you are on it a lot.
How many people have even tried an alternative to the ubiquitous mouse? I find people are generally wired slight ly different and after using one for a short while a loit of people prefer trackballs as their hand doesn't need to move and teh body of teh trackball provides support so less chance of RSI.
How many people have even tried an alternative to the ubiquitous mouse? I find people are generally wired slight ly different and after using one for a short while a loit of people prefer trackballs as their hand doesn't need to move and teh body of teh trackball provides support so less chance of RSI.
cheap mice dont last 5 mins i shoudl know ive killed plenty before realising it was actualy costing more money buying teh cheap nasty 5 quid ones
save up a bit and get a lazer ps2 microsoft mouse
dont bother with any other brand and dont bother with usb all they do is take up a valuable usb slot that you could be using for your ipod/printer/mobile phone etc and their is no noticable difference between usb and the good old ps2 connection
i think my microsoft mouse cost 20 quid
save up a bit and get a lazer ps2 microsoft mouse
dont bother with any other brand and dont bother with usb all they do is take up a valuable usb slot that you could be using for your ipod/printer/mobile phone etc and their is no noticable difference between usb and the good old ps2 connection
i think my microsoft mouse cost 20 quid
I like Logitech mice. Some of the Microsoft ones are a little too big a numb.
I have an expensive trackball but done use it often. I find them harder to use but I think it's what your used too. I bought some at work a few years ago for PC's on trolleys as their was not enough room for a mouse, they were great for the job.
I have an expensive trackball but done use it often. I find them harder to use but I think it's what your used too. I bought some at work a few years ago for PC's on trolleys as their was not enough room for a mouse, they were great for the job.
Chav, just a point, not all PCs come with PS2 sockets anymore. Most of the Dells at work don't have them. Laptops have tended to do without them for a good few years now.
It shouldn't be an issue anyway now as 4 ports is the lowest number of USB connections I've seen and a basic hub is only a few quid.
It shouldn't be an issue anyway now as 4 ports is the lowest number of USB connections I've seen and a basic hub is only a few quid.
suppose it depends on what you have thats usb , my pc has 6 standard usb slots and they are all used up
if you buy a decent ps2 mouse most of them come with a ps2 to usb adapter anyway so you got a choice at least
as for dell not comong with a ps2 slot well what can i say but " typical dell crap " and as far as i know its only them ive heard of so far doing this this and its probably just a cost cutting exercise rather than any benefit to the user
if you buy a decent ps2 mouse most of them come with a ps2 to usb adapter anyway so you got a choice at least
as for dell not comong with a ps2 slot well what can i say but " typical dell crap " and as far as i know its only them ive heard of so far doing this this and its probably just a cost cutting exercise rather than any benefit to the user