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The Future of - Mice
In our final article in the new "Future Hardware" series, we look at how the mouse may evolve into a hardware-less solution.

Published by Dan B. (19,028 pts ) on Nov 5, 2009 to
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A Review of the Dell Studio Hybrid
The Dell Studio Hybrid is a very attractively designed, energy efficient computer. Its sound technical specifications will satisfy many users seeking an aesthetic looking computer at an affordable price.

Published by Preetam Kaushik (22,774 pts ) on Jun 18, 2009 to
Computer Hardware Reviews
Ergonomic Mousepads - Better Office Solutions
When considering ergonomic office solutions, you may forget entirely about your mousepad. In reality, a good ergonomic mousepad can stave off carpal tunnel and even improve your posture.

Published by Halahblue (2,640 pts ) on Jun 9, 2009 to
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Solving Common Mouse Problems
Despite the popularity of the optical or cordless mouse, many computer users still have a traditional computer mouse. We explain how to solve some common problems with this device, including tangled cables, sluggish responses caused by a build up of dirt, and using a mouse when left-handed.

Published by John Lister (6,147 pts ) on Jun 9, 2009 to
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Practical Advice When Buying a Mouse
When it comes to buying or upgrading a computer system, essential components can be easily overlooked, such as the mouse. Wireless, optical, laser, even battery free: choices aplenty. To help you choose the mouse that best answers your needs, ask yourself these 4 questions before going shopping.

Published by dannyhilator (734 pts ) on Jun 9, 2009 to
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Logitech MX400 Mouse Review: Laser Technology, But Little Else
Logitech's MX400 Performance mouse boasts laser technology at a surprisingly low price, offering everyone a chance to experience the latest in mouse tech. But this is no people's hero, as a lack of features and comfort under-cuts the MX400's value.

Published by M.S. Smith (33,307 pts ) on Jun 9, 2009 to
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Where Have All the Trackballs Gone?
Letting your thumb do the work; keeping your hand comfortably in your lap; not using up half a desk; how did we leave the trackball pointing device behind? For those looking to hang on to or unlock these benefits, there are few choices left.

Published by J. F. Amprimoz (18,376 pts ) on Jun 9, 2009 to
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Microsoft Explorer Mouse
After cleaning the mouse balls, we have met with optic and laser mice. For a long time we worked with these mice until Microsoft introduced its own technology, named Bluetrack, combining the best of optics and laser. Let's see what it is up to.

Published by Tolga BALCI (23,398 pts ) on Jun 9, 2009 to
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Logitech V450 Nano Mouse Review: A Laser and Cordless Best Choice
The Logitech V450 nano cordless laser mouse is a very satisfactory solution to some common wireless mouse problems. Bright Hub's review looks at features and user reaction.

Published by Rebecca Scudder (11,793 pts ) on Jun 9, 2009 to
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The Complete Story of the Computer Mouse
Programmer Douglas Engelbart, engineer Bill English, and Apple’s Steve Jobs could appropriately be named the “three computer mice.” Engelbart’s concept, English’s design, and Jobs' marketing expertise came together to make the mouse the standard accessory it is today.

Published by Cindy Marcelle (3,729 pts ) on May 28, 2009 to
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