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Posted 2003-12-03, 05:03 PM
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Alright, the old mouse was an IBM optical mouse (30-40$) and I'm pretty sure it was a fscking M$ mouse. Btw I'd only bought it a few months ago, it didn't exacty last long, I wouldn't be suprised since it broke easily. It was the most comfortable out the store selection, and purchased it for that reason.
The scroll wheel broke, and the little piston inside the wheel was sticking to one of the pads on the sides, and making it constantly scroll up & down many, many times a second - it was unusable. Normall, the warranty would of covered this. However, I figured out pressing down on the wheel fixed it for a while. Did this for a while, eventually it stopped fixing it, and I got frustrated, and bashed it once lol. Popped the left button off, so now the warranty is gone. Poo.
So, what is a GOOD as in durable, reliable, and accurate, optic mouse? I use a mouse to draw as a tablet. So I need noe that's comfortable and accurate, and can register alot of very fine movement. Mouse can do lines tablet cant, and visa versa. Either a specific model, or a brand you know that's good. I know I'm never getting an IBM mouse again, ever.
What I've learned from living in this country : America is a bad word, so is Religion.
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