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Laptop mouse?

Started by Graham, November 05, 2009, 12:49:55 PM

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Graham

         Does anyone know if there is such a thing as a mouse specifically for a laptop, ie one without 4 feet of cable!
         8-10 inches would be ideal (No sniggering.) I've opened one up and I'm not sure I want to try and shorten it! :-\
                            Graham. :)
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jinky

Well there must be because one came with my laptop. Don`t know where to buy one though.The mouse is smaller too and I get cramp in my hand after too much use - again no smutty comments please! ;)

SimonW

Certainly - I bought one in PC World some time back. A two button plus scroll wheel optical mouse, much smaller than usual and with a very flexible tail only about 18" long.
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Alfonso_Frisk

you can buy a wireless mouse for your lappy
http://www.gadgetspeak.com/aimg/592435-kensington-ci10-fit-mouse-n.jpg

or one of them tiny wired ones as mentioned
http://mediapool.getthespec.com/media.jpg?m=Oci%2fRfwtQHtF8j1dPNIsfg%3d%3d&v=NR

I have both types, mainly use the wireless one as the  lickle ired one does give a bit of rsi
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Forseti

Quote from: Graham on November 05, 2009, 12:49:55 PM
        Does anyone know if there is such a thing as a mouse specifically for a laptop, ie one without 4 feet of cable!
       

Yes I use a Logitech mouse (sorry don't know the model as the box has long since gone) which is small and designed for use with a laptop i.e. small enough to carry in your laptop case. The wireless module is a small USB hub working on 2.4GHz which slides flush into the base of the mouse when not in use, and obviously into a USB port on the laptop when in use. Comes with 2 buttons and a central scroll wheel and a nice little carrying case. It's powered by 2 x AA batteries and in mine I have the rechargeable type.
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Graham

      Thanks for the replys folks.
      It seems they'er more common than I thought, never seen them myself!
      Those wireless ones look the dogs danglies so I 'd better get down the local 'pooter shop.
                       Thanks again.
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Malcolm1938

I have a laptop and I use one of THESE   Both the keyboard and mouse are wireless and I prefer to hammer a keyboard I can replace for a tenner than the one built into the laptop... Also great for when the grand children go on the computer. Read the reviews - I'm not the only one who likes them.
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stevebedder

I've got a colleague who has a mouse where the USB wire is retractable, it's pretty neat.

Its a small form mouse where you just pull out the required length of cable and plug it in. When you've finished unplug and give it a slight pull out and the lock opens and the cord retracts back in.

It's one of these...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Belkin-Mini-Optical-Mouse-Retractable/dp/B0006GB9JO

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