Re: Wireless mice, recommendations?

On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 01:09:26 +0100, PCDaddy <PCDaddy.1qjg6m@> wrote:

>The problem you described could be, if a roller ball, dirt.

This was an optical mouse. (I believe they use LEDs, not lasers.)

>No mouse will live forever and
>getting what you pay for isn't always so. My logitech cordless is 6
>years old and works like a charm.

Mine was just over a year old when it died, and no more than six
months old when it started misbehaving. You're correct that individual
specimens vary, and I might just have gotten a bad one. Even if that
was so, the fact that I got a bad one indicates either extreme bad
luck or poor quality control. I think the latter is more likely, so
I'm going to try a different brand next time.

My email address is LLM041103 at earthlink dot net.
.

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