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SiRaNeko
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July 25th, 2004 09:51 PM #2
Kung wireless optical, lakas komonsumo ng battery, a rechargeable batt will last 20 hours use. Ordinary batts will last for a couple of days more.
Wired optical naman, malikot at mas sensitive ang sensore kesa sa regular mouse.
May nakapagsabi sa akin optical mouse ay maganda raw gamitin kung ang traction surface ay made of wood lang. No paint or mouse pad present.
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July 25th, 2004 10:07 PM #3
ako ive been using optical mouse since anu ba 1998 ata...para sa akin mas ok talaga siya kasi wala ka nang lilinisin, pang surf, paperworks etc.. tsaka un nga mas sensitive, un mga bagong optical mouse naman d na kelangan nung mousepad na may parang crisscross na lines eh..
although ang drawback nito eh mahirap sya gamitin sa mga games tulad ng counterstrike, half-life and basta yung mga ganung games.. kasi masyadong malikot
overall masgusto ko sya kesa sa debola hehe
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July 25th, 2004 10:41 PM #4
ok na ok ako ngayon sa optical mouse...both sa laptop and desktop.may mura lang naman..LG ang tatak.530 pesos.
panalo kasi i dont need a mousepad anymore.chaka ayoko ng linis ng linis ng ball.....NG MOUSE!!!!
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July 25th, 2004 10:49 PM #5
hmmmm.....pano kung napundi? I think its one of the disadvantages of an optical mouse. I like to buy one. Ayoko ng ball kasi pagnadumihan, nagkakaroon ng traction.
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July 25th, 2004 11:29 PM #6
an optical mouse is waaaaaay superior to a trackball mouse. no rollers that get clogged with dirt, and today's optical mice have very accurate sensors with very high refresh rates. there's just no reason to go with trackballs anymore (even for hardcore gamers who used to swear by special trackball mice).
modern optical mice can be used on almost any surface (although transparent glass tends to confuse them i think), and with no moving parts, they are very durable and would last many years (the LED lasts a very long time).
my silver Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer has been serving me faithfully since 2000 up to now... hehe
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July 25th, 2004 11:48 PM #7
i've been using Logitech Trackman Marble/Wheel since it was introduced. Its a thumb operated trackball without rollers. it uses an optical sensor. so kahit sobrang dumi na ng bola, very accurate pa rin. i'm now using Logitech Cordless Trackman Wheel:
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July 25th, 2004 11:57 PM #8Beware of this brand: AU tech... both my laptop and desktop cannot identify the mouse
in some occasions... the system identify it as an unknown USB device... not sure kung ano talaga problema...pero usually after a few days na di ko na ginagamit....then pagka-try
oks na uli...until..dumating na naman sa point
na maging unknown device na uli sya...
Removing and re-installing the driver cannot even resolve my problem.
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July 26th, 2004 12:17 AM #10Originally posted by mbt
an optical mouse is waaaaaay superior to a trackball mouse. no rollers that get clogged with dirt, and today's optical mice have very accurate sensors with very high refresh rates. there's just no reason to go with trackballs anymore (even for hardcore gamers who used to swear by special trackball mice).
modern optical mice can be used on almost any surface (although transparent glass tends to confuse them i think), and with no moving parts, they are very durable and would last many years (the LED lasts a very long time).
my silver Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer has been serving me faithfully since 2000 up to now... hehe
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