Click, Squeeze, Roll and Scroll

Jon Newman

Clickety[^] :) Work Safe of course

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Paul Watson

Looks mighty good. I like the idea of the Scroll Ball. Though I do wonder how it will feel to press down on a button that does not physically respond. I wish PC hardware looked half as good though. regards, Paul Watson South Africa PMW Photography Gary Kirkham wrote: The ability to destroy a planet is insignificant next to the power of the cliché...Star Trek had it in spades.

Marc Soleda

Fresh air :cool: ... she said you are the perfect stranger she said baby let's keep it like this... Tunnel of Love, Dire Straits.

Andrew Peace

I'm not certain, but I think it does physically respond, but it's just that the whole thing moves rather than just one side. Then, then sensors are used to see where you pressed. Could be wrong :). -- Andrew.

matthias s 0

nothing for me. I'd miss the crippled sound of my wheel. It just wouldn't feel like I'm working... :^) /matthias

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Chris Maunder

That's so, so cool. But it means no more "where's the right button" quips to my Mac friends. :sigh: cheers, Chris Maunder

Jon Newman

I know, and I just got used to saying "Cool people don't need right click".

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Rocky Moore

Yeah, Apple decided to finally join the rest of the world.. Of course they could not use a normal mouse design, they still had to try making it seem like a single button mouse they have been so religious about ;) Rocky <>< My Blog [^]

Jon Newman

To be fair, the operating system is designed such that context menus are rarely used. It should be more that Microsoft is religious about right-clicking...when maybe it isnt always required.

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Rocky Moore

Actually, it is a Command-Key nightmare on Apple :) Hopefully a lot of that will go away. Rocky <>< My Blog [^]