I have a Logitech model: M-CAA42 mouse which works ok most of the time, but I'm getting tired of dealing with the cord, this mouse also lacks any features other than right and left clicks.
I'm thinking about buying a cordless mouse, but I need an education in just what's out there, and what I should look for, and stay away from. I'm also currious about what extra freatures are available that are useful in normal applications, such as scrolling.
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Jump to PostA change to a simple wheelmouse will make the world of difference to you. The second feature you noeed to look for is to ensure you get an 'optical' mouse, so that you don't have a tracking ball to constantly clean. With those two features alone you have it 'made'!
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Jump to PostI'm unsure about wireless jobbies cause I don't use them myself - you may need to install a driver for the wireless receiver. but try the mouse itself with standard Microsoft drivers rather than the provided ones. you can always install the proprietary ones later if need be.
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Jump to PostOverall the best mouse I have ever used is the Logitech MX1000 Laser Cordless Mouse:
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/US/EN,CRID=3,CONTENTID=9043It has great battery life, good cordless connection and the specs are great. Very precise, and also comfortable with lots of useful buttons!
Hope it helps!
Jump to PostOk! You're welcome! - I suppose i should pay more attention lol ;)
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