For a track pad I use a Radio Shack mouse pad. It has a built in wrist wrest that I've always found comfortable and useful. I just checked my mouse feet and no dust was found...
On Monday, September 1, 2003, at 07:29 PM, Chuck Stinnett wrote:
Does the perfect mouse (and pad) exist?
I always liked the ergonomics of the Power Computing ADB mouse. But I wanted
an optical mouse (no rubber ball to get rollers dirty), so I picked up a
Microsoft Wheel Mouse Optical. Which was nice (and cheap).
That got me addicted to two features: The scroll wheel (for scrolling up and
down through documents, email messages and web pages) and a right button
(which I set to function as a "Back" key, for backing up to a previous web
page, a feature to which I quickly became addicted).
More recently I picked up a cheap Logitech First Mouse Wheel, which is
non-optical, but has a scroll wheel and a right button, and has a very nice
ergonomic feel. But again, it's non-optical -- and the Logitech driver
doesn't provide a right-button "Back" feature, which become a "must" for
me).
The Microsoft Wheel Mouse Optical remains a very good mouse, although its
four little rubber feet still gather desk grime, which gathers dust, which
must be cleaned -- which raises the second question: What is the best type
mouse pad?
-- Chuck
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