if your looking for wireless solutions .....

I'm using the Microsoft Notebook Mouse 5000 on my 3 macs--- it's a "laptop" style mouse (small) but only took a few hours to get used to it and now prefer it to a full size mouse. was less than $80 office works (it was about $2 more than the bluetooth Logitech (which again is a smaller sized laptop style mouse))

battery life is very good, outlasts my Apple bluetooth keyboard by about 2 1/2 sets of batteries

Only catch is it is fast... really, really fast... at default settings moving it about 2 cm is enough to send it from one side to the other of a 20" screen so you need to pull the sensitivity down in the preferences to minimum



On 27/10/2008, at 8:20 AM, Peter Sealy wrote:

I have used a Logitech MX 400 Laser for a couple years. Bought it to use with my TiPB and it worked perfectly well. When I bought a new iMac this year a Mighty Mouse was of course included. I tried to use the MM for a while but I think I was more used to the Logitech so I continued to use that. It was plug and play with the iMac and I am running 10.5.5. It is a wired mouse. Sorry can't remember the price. Maybe $~50?

HTH




On Sun 300 Oct,, at 2:31 PM, Steven Knowles wrote:

I think I've reached the end of my tether with the Mighty Mouse scroll wheel problems.




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Peter Sealy
Thurgoona AUSTRALIA

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