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Jerry Feldman wrote: > Tom Metro wrote: >> Jerry Feldman wrote: >>> A while back I lost my mini mouse that I kept with my laptop, but I'm >>> thinking of getting a presentation mouse. >> >> So what features makes a mouse qualify as a presentation mouse? >> Wireless with extra buttons? > > It's not so much the wireless feature, it is really that the buttons, > wheel, and roller be able to work in one hand while making a > presentation away from a podium. Do you really need the ability to do arbitrary X-Y movement from the presentation device? I was under the impression from your wording that you wanted something that could serve as a regular mouse, in addition to being a presentation tool. I thought there were such products on the market, but the examples you showed appear like dedicated presentation tools that would be a poor substitute for a mouse for regular computing. -Tom -- Tom Metro Venture Logic, Newton, MA, USA "Enterprise solutions through open source." Professional Profile: http://tmetro.venturelogic.com/
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