By Dimitri Charitsis , published on April 1, 2009 at 7:50 PM
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Targus Kaleidoscope Mouse The “Notebook Kaleidoscope Mouse” is one of a kind: you can watch the seven colors of the rainbow spin around on the optical cover – a feature that’s sure to make the workplace a bit more fun! In addition, its movements are very precise. This mouse is ambidextrous – use it if you are right or left handed. |
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Where is a link to the foot mouse and can you get one for testing? I have a friend who does medical coding from home and I think she might like it, as long as you can just rest your foot on it to move your mouse. If the control is good, she may be interested as it would save her time having to click on different windows.
That Z-Nano mouse could be considered useful for midgets. I myself have a hard time finding things large enough to be suited for me, as I am quite tall.
The Brando mouse (photo 18) looks quite interesting. I wonder how accurate something like that would be. We need you to GET THESE and TEST THEM FOR US!!!
Comments are attached to the wrong pictures!
The Z-Nano and the Microsoft Bluetrack pictures are switched. They are with the wrong captions.
What, no Apple mice? Tom's Guides is going to lose their kickbacks from Apple...
What, no Apple mice? Tom's Guides is going to lose their kickbacks from Apple...
Damn, you're right. Don't worry, I'll make sure we get some more pro-Apple articles up ASAP. I can't believe I slipped and left Apple out. I can't bite the hand that feeds me! I really appreciate the reminder.
I use a hand hald trackball mouse. I don't have to move at all, just my thumb on the ball, and I can sit in any position, anywhere I like. I started with this by turning a standard trackball mouse upside down.
miss Zalman FPS