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This is part of the workings of my beloved old MouseMan Wheel from around 1997. I finally gave it up a couple of years ago when it stayed disgustingly-grimy even after cleaning. It was time to go optical anyway.
Logitech MX1100 incelemem için çektiklerim. Yazıyı buradan okuyabilirsiniz: www.barisatasoy.com/bilgisayar/logitech-mx-1100-wireless-...
Compañero ideal para mi teclado Logitech G9.
3200dpi y un lista de interesantes características.
Muy pronto voy a hacer una review en mi blog. Mientras tanto pueden ir viendo el unboxing en video:
A Logitech K835 TKL spelling out ‘Linux keyboard’ in lieu of the regular QWERTY Norwegian keyboard layout. Illustration for a tutorial on keyboard layouts.
Logitech MX1100 incelemem için çektiklerim. Yazıyı buradan okuyabilirsiniz: www.barisatasoy.com/bilgisayar/logitech-mx-1100-wireless-...
Logitech MX1100 incelemem için çektiklerim. Yazıyı buradan okuyabilirsiniz: www.barisatasoy.com/bilgisayar/logitech-mx-1100-wireless-...
The Logitech Notebook Kit MK605 Keyboard is terrible. After a few months of using the product, the CTRL and SHIFT keys started malfunctioning. Once pressed, they never return. They remain "pressed" downwards. I'll have to keep tapping on them before they can released. It's practically frustrating because these are 2 often used keys.
My mouse, the Logitech VX Revolution. It's a great mouse for my smaller hands. It's a lot more comfortable than a conventional mouse, but there IS one drawback—it's super hard to use a regular mouse now. I have all my keys set to a certain function (+Zoom refreshes web pages, -Zoom minimizes, etc) and it seems like so much hassle to do it all manually with a non-keyed mouse. :P Ah well.
It's really hard to use a normal scroll wheel, too. The VX Revolution has this thing where you can free up the scroll wheel so it just spins and spins when you touch it. It was kind of inconvenient at first, but now I dont know how I lived without it.