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[N. Thompson]

I've got a Microsoft USB optical intelli mouse, its the one with the 
PS/2 Adapter and the scroll wheel. Its nothing fancy but it did cost a 
little over $25 CAD and it does seem to be of fairly good quality. I've 
used Logitech mice before and those are usually really nice. Aside from 
a few no-name brand mice the only ones I've used were MS intelli mice 
not unlike my own and Logitech mice. After using optical scroll mice for 
so long I can no longer stand mice that still use balls because they 
stick too much and I always find myself looking for the scroll wheel 
even on mice that I know don't have them because I'm so used to having one.

Timothy R. Butler wrote:

>QOTW: What type of mouse/trackball/touch pad do you use to control the
>cursor on your computer? What past mouse devices have you used? Did you
>like them better?
>
>
>For the most part, I use a Logitech MX700 wireless optical mouse. It's a
>really nice mouse that has great battery life and very good precision. I
>have it hooked up to my KVM, so I can use it to control my Mac as well
>as my PC's. I also use an Apple Pro Mouse on my Ruby iMac.
>
>I've used a lot of mice. I started off with a "Z-Nix" mouse that came in
>a bundle with Windows 3.1. It was a simple little square, glossy mouse.
>I think my next mouse was a brightly colored mouse that I was given (it
>was a review unit from a company that a family member worked at). After
>that, I had a three button el cheapo mouse (even cheaper than the
>others). Then I switched to an Alps touch pad... that was back when
>touch pads were new and so they were selling a stand alone one for
>desktops. 
>
>From there, I went to a Microsoft IntelliMouse I received with a Dell
>computer. Then, I bought an IntelliMouse Pro (from Big Lots for only
>$9.99). After that I switched to the Logitech iFeel mouse (also from Big
>Lots) -- I never installed the software to make it "feel," I just liked
>its design (very comfortable). After that mouse -- which I still use for
>various purposes -- I was given a "water mouse," a little mouse that had
>water and little plastic fish swimming in it. That was amusing for a
>summer, but I soon switched to the MX 700, which I am still using. I
>also have a mouse that came with my Wacom tablet, but I rarely use it.
>
>On occasion, I also use an Apple Mouse (which is clear and white and is
>the current Apple mouse, not to be confused with the clear and black
>Apple Pro Mouse that no longer available), but for the most part, it
>just sits here.
>
>The MX 700 is my favorite by far. Logitech makes great mice. :-)
>
>How about you?
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