Will it actually let you use the scroll wheel as a middle button? I bought a logitech bluetooth mouse not that long ago and the button programming is absolutely stupid. I would love to replace it. #razerorochi
@00000000: Apple should lose rights to the Mighty Mouse name. There's nothing mighty about it. It doesn't have a mighty sensor, doesn't have mighty ergonomics, and doesn't even have a mighty scroll ball. #razerorochi
I have Razer headphones I got from woot! that I love, and I use the case to hold my camera. I think I paid 12.99 for the headphones, which is the most I ever paid.
$15 for a freakin' mouse pad? That's crazy. Mousepads should be free, as handed out by companies as promotional material at job fairs, along with other useful shwag.
- Get a proper mouse for you hand size. One that naturally will have the palm/wrist are touching the desk without making you force you hand upwards over the mouse to reach the buttons. - Get your chair higher. - Get your armrest to be just slightly higher that your mouse surface (table, desk, etc...) - Use a foot rest (if needed) to properly level your legs with your new chair height.
Many people mistakely use a wrist support for the mouse, but fail to realize that their elbow is lower than their hand and rub the edge of the desk with their wrist or forearm.
I do 3D CAD/Design 8 hrs a day. My hand holds the mouse at least a good 6 ~ 7 hrs straight non-stop. I've done it for the last 14+ years. You could say we are primadonnas when it comes to the hardware... but it's absolutely necessary. No Carpal Tunnel yet....
@aec007: Since it was YOU that said so, I believe you (you have high cred in my book). The only trouble with what you suggest is that getting the co. I work for to authorize such expenditures would be impossible. The way we get equipment and supplies here is to raid the desk of recently terminated co-workers. I will have to scope out who has the best rig and fire them. ;)
I don't use a mousepad, I just sit my Logitech G5 mouse on top of my desk. Are there any real advantages to using a mousepad? I haven't had any problems so far..
@JoeLikesRamen: As a former user of Apple's Mighty Mouse, I can tell you some mice really need it. If the surface is too reflective or bright (white), you'll have a tough time getting the mouse to behave properly.
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Those finger-grooves have me doubting a little, but feeling is believing I guess. #razerorochi
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Anyway, this seems better than the similarly priced but poor performing wireless Apple Mighty Mouse.
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o.o
Also, did Apple lose rights to the Mighty Mouse name? #razerorochi
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[us.kensington.com] #razerorochi
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Gotta check out some reviews first.
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Like wind-up dancing robots.
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- Get a proper mouse for you hand size. One that naturally will have the palm/wrist are touching the desk without making you force you hand upwards over the mouse to reach the buttons.
- Get your chair higher.
- Get your armrest to be just slightly higher that your mouse surface (table, desk, etc...)
- Use a foot rest (if needed) to properly level your legs with your new chair height.
Many people mistakely use a wrist support for the mouse, but fail to realize that their elbow is lower than their hand and rub the edge of the desk with their wrist or forearm.
I do 3D CAD/Design 8 hrs a day. My hand holds the mouse at least a good 6 ~ 7 hrs straight non-stop. I've done it for the last 14+ years.
You could say we are primadonnas when it comes to the hardware... but it's absolutely necessary.
No Carpal Tunnel yet....
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