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A wireless mouse has no tail. Today, April 1st, Logitech has responded to customer demand and is retiring the outdated term “wireless mouse”, choosing a more appropriate mammal. From now on they are in the hamster business. See promo here:
www.logitech.com/en-us/promo/hamsters.html
We’re Here! -- Funny.
Bebop_de_hamster thanks to Maarten from Netherlands, via Wili Commons, here:
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bebop_de_hamster_(4377621866).jpg
© Derrick Brown 2009
Computer Mouse Cordless Document Quick-Flip Hyper-Fast Scrolling Laser Sensor Logitech Logitech MX Revolution MicroGear Scroll Wheel Mouse One-Touch Search Wireless Wireless Mouse
Early in the afternoon, I went over to the Glendale Central Library. It has been reopened since April, but I wasn't aware that it was until a couple of weeks ago. I've been going over again, in my free time, to check out what they have in any new books or DVDs. The layout is a bit different. The tables are separated, some computers and laptops are set up for patrons to use if they don't have their own laptops, and masks are still required to be worn, as well as social distancing.
I was catching up on some writing, using my own laptop. Just for fun, I checked out the camera on my phone, switching from my regular lens to my ultra-wide angle lens. I liked what the ultra-wide lens gave me, so I took this photo. The books on the shelves are all poetry books, or biographies of poets.
* Made from used wireless computer mice.
* Gemaakt van gebruikte draadloze computermuizen.
* I posted pictures of these mice before. You can find them in my 'Animals' set.
* Ik heb al eerder foto's van deze muizen gepost. Je kunt ze vinden in mijn 'Dieren' set.
2.0GHz MacBook (2GB RAM, 80GB Hard Disk)
Notebook Cooling Pad (3 Fans under the pad!!!)
30GB iPod photo on a Dock
Microsoft Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse 6000 (Apple Mighty Mouse SUCKS in terms of *ERGONOMICS*)
Day 27 - January 27, 2010
Woke up today thinking to myself, "I would like my next photo to have plenty of light and if possible I want my subject to be white."
Little did I know that I'd soon have a shiny, white, new toy to photograph.
Happy Bokeh Wednesday everyone.
Uploading this early so I can go out and play! =)
* Made from used wireless computer mice.
* Gemaakt van gebruikte draadloze computermuizen.
* I posted pictures of these mice before. You can find them in my 'Animals' set.
* Ik heb al eerder foto's van deze muizen gepost. Je kunt ze vinden in mijn 'Dieren' set.
This photo posted the wheredoyouwork group. This is my desk on offfice. I'm working with dual display monitor ( PowerbookG4 and Dell 17inch monitor ), Vaio Type-TR (WindowsXP), iPod, AKIRA's toys, feed reader and blogging tool....
Two LCD displays, Das Keyboard, and a Logitech MX 1000 laser mouse. I haven't connected my speakers yet, but for now I'm using the built-ins of the ViewSonic monitor.
my Gadget bag ver 2 as of 8/12/05.... I've got a Creative Zen Vision on pre-order that'll soon be joining this lot - as well as some Nintendo DS games (Advance Wars DS and Nintendogs) on the way.
Today’s picture celebrates the dawn of a new era of smallness.
Do you remember when everything was micro; microwaves, micro computers, microfibres etc etc.
When things got smaller, they needed another term and came up with nano.
Strictly speaking nanotechnology refers to working with matter at atomic or molecular size.
I don’t think the receiver for my wireless mouse operates at that size. It is small though; tiny enough to be left in place even when the netbook in in its bag.
Just a simple shot of my wireless mouse and some lighting reflection. =)
Taken with Sony a6000 + 16-50mm kit lens + Digital King M-Power Macro Conversion Lens
3 Monitors running 2 systems tied together through Synergy.
Windows 2000 running the Left monitor
Vista 64 running the Center and Right monitor
The mouse is an extremely popular technology to interact with your computer . While the majority of mice are connected directly to the computers peripheral input via a cord and are powered by the computers main power, wireless mice are becoming extremely popular to give computer users cordless accessibility to their mice and to interact with their computer.view more wiress mouse information at:
Product URL:
www.gwizofficeequipment.com/keyboard-mouse-combos/mk550-w...
Description:
A wireless wave mouse-and-keyboard combo that gives you a comfort curve without the learning curve. Full-size keyboard wave design with Constant Curve layout and cushioned palm rest guides hands into just the right position and conforms naturally to your fingers, helping you type with ease and confidence in a familiar layout. The mouse emphasizes comfort with soft rubber side grips and laser tracking that’s smooth and precise on just about any surface. Your desktop is always ready with up to three years of battery life for the keyboard and two years for the mouse, and a tiny Logitech Unifying receiver that you can plug and forget. For Device Type: Computer; Maximum Wireless Range: 30 ft; Connector/Port/Interface: USB; Wired/Wireless: Wireless.
Product URL:
www.gwizofficeequipment.com/keyboard-mouse-combos/pilotbo...
Description:
Stylish set offers the sensitivity and accuracy of a wireless laser mouse as well as the comfort and convenience of a programmable wireless keyboard in one economical package. 2.4GHz connectivity provides secure connections, eliminating signal overlap, interception and interference. One-touch keyboard multimedia keys instantly launch Web browsers, e-mail programs and operating system accessories. Ergonomic mouse features six easy-to-use programmable buttons and innovative tilt-scroll wheel that allows highly practical four-directional scrolling. Soft rubber mouse grip and cushioned keyboard wrist rest help to absorb the physical stress that results from extended periods of use. Intelligent power management and ultra-efficient sensors provide up to a 9-month battery life, reducing the need for battery changes. For Device Type: Computer; Maximum Wireless Range: 30 ft; Connector/Port/Interface: USB; Wired/Wireless: Wireless.
The other morning I was sitting at my desk minding my own business, when the glass fixture over my head became dislodged and shattered over my head and laptop. It fell about 6 feet before crashing, so it had some pretty descent momentum going.
Two days later I am STILL finding shards of glass around my desk and laptop!