Microsoft Trackball Explorer (D68-00007)
- Ergonomic Fit: Right Handed (Mouse)
- Input Interface Type: Trackball
- Motion Device Type: Optical
- Connectivity: Cable
- Interface: USB (Mouse) PS/2 (Mouse)
- Platform: PC Mac
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If You Like Trackballs....
I am a degenerate lover of gadgets but that loyalty extends only until I find something that I like better. Why stick with something when something else that comes along which is better?
I used to laugh at an ad for Pan Am a number of years ago that bragged that they were the first...
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Microsoft Trackball Explorer ? Best Trackball I have Seen!
In the past few years we have had to deal with providing an ergonomic workplace. Adding different devices to help make the computing experience more comfortable for the employee and reducing the risk of carpal tunnel syndrome when possible. This is the latest device we purchased to try to tackle... Read full review »
Microsoft Trackball Optical
The new Optical Trackballs by Microsoft are an excellent introduction of the IntelliEye optical technology to the Trackball "mousing" field. Like the Intellimouse Explorer, it has the perpetually glowing red light, though in the Trackball Optical is bright red ring around the trackball. The... Read full review »
I'll always prefere the standard mouse!
One of my work stations has a Microsoft Explorer Trackball rather than a standard mouse and even after months of practice I still find this stupid thing annoying and poorly designed.
The only positive aspect of this trackball is the number of buttons. Microsoft certainly has thought of...
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Glowing Ring of Mouse Goodness
Since 1993 I've used a trackball form of mouse. Starting with the Logitech Trakman Marble. Then the Trakman Marble + (Man, it took forever to get used to that wheel scroll and not the middle button.) But after billions upon billions of hours of first person shooter games and "surfing the net"... Read full review »
The most natural way to feel like grasping the pointer with bare fingers
I tried many pointing devices:
Regular (Ball) and optical mice are limited by desk space, and they run out of their last breath once you reach this limit while scrolling. So, the pointer waits on the screen while they catch their breath. You end up sweeping your desk like a traffic man...
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MicroSoft Optical Trackball
Everybody who has used a computer is probably more familiar with using a mouse than they are a trackball. Two things about trackballs - you either love them, or hate them. And if you start using one, it takes some getting used to. I first saw the MicroSoft Optical Trackball at work - some of my... Read full review »
MS Trackball Optical, a nice alternative to the optical mouse.
When inquiring about an alternative computer mouse, people tend to have a plan in purchasing a trackball instead of a conventional mouse. This is because, with the conventional mouse, whether optical or not, they require arm movement in order to have the mouse to work. But with trackballs, you... Read full review »
I am having a ball with this optical mouse
I was looking to replace my trackball mouse, as I was no longer able to use the PS2 mouse port on my PC. I had recently added a USB keyboard to my PC, and I wanted to get a good USB trackball to go with it. I had a look at different trackballs available, and I came across the Microsoft Trackball... Read full review »
Attractive design but clumsy and awkward to use.
I bought the Microsoft Trackball Optical Mouse yesterday because I didn't have alot of extra room where my mouse sits. I have used a trackball before, so I figured I would spend the extra $15 and get what appeared to be my dream mouse. Well, I may have been on to a good idea with the trackball, but... Read full review »
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Microsoft Trackball Explorer
MODEL- D68-00007 VENDOR- MICROSOFT CORPORATION FEATURES- TrackBall Explorer- PS/2 & USB The TrackBall Explorer sets a new standard in trackballs by combining an IntelliEye optical sensor and an advanced ball design. The IntelliEye optical sensor tracks the movement of the ball 1500 times per second to give you unbelievably smooth precise control. * IntelliEye optical technology for more precise and better control than an old-fashioned mouse with a ball. * Browse easily with the programmable forward and back buttons. Scroll efficiently with the wheel. * The shape supports your hand in a natural posture. The ball is positioned for fingertip control and easy navigation. * The IntelliEye sensor has no moving parts to clean so your trackball stays smooth and precise. REQUIRES- 29MB of available hard-disk space CD-ROM drive Round mouse port (PS/2 compatible) or USB port (USB requires Windows 98 or 2000) Windows 95/98/Me/NT Workstation 4.0 with Service Pack 3 or later or Windows 2000. IntelliPoint software (included). MANUFACTURER WARRANTY: 3 YEARS
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