Hey all,
I did decades of graphics work etc with a mouse and began to develop
repetitive strain injury. I purchased a trackball back in the closing
days of Cannington AppleCentre and after persisting for about a week,
my strain injury disappeared. I LOVE my Logitech Trackman (and my
Wacom Tablet of course). I am now much more accurate and speedy with
the trackball than I ever was with the mouse. I highly recommend
them.and remember..they may take a little while to get used to.
Regards
Phil
i'm using trackball for years, it takes far less desktop space than
a mouse and you can cover a much larger screen area without lifting
it aroundJames
(it is a kensinton orbit trackball)
On 22/06/2004, at 9:02, Vladimir James wrote:
Another angle on the mouse discussion.
All mouses have one thing in common. They require frequent use of the
muscles that lift the arm (deltoid, trapezius, etc). Anyone experiencing
regular stiffness or aches in the shoulder or neck would be well advised
to consider using a trackball. It does not require as much use of the
muscles mentioned, as the palm of the hand, and thus, the arm may remain
at rest while the fingers do the work.
Kensington makes the best trackballs. http://www.kensington.com/
Vlad James
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