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I'm not a gamer, but this is the most ergonomic
rat (mouse) I ever had.
The mouse has some issues with out-of-the-box Xorg
configurations. Using the profile button (xev
but ...
The Razer DeathAdder™ is the weapon of choice for
gamers seeking a combination of comfort and
unbridled gaming precision. Enjoy extended gaming
sessions in comfort with its ri ...
Ergonomic keyboard and mouse combo from Microsoft.
Includes 105 normal keys and 9 function keys,
including the standard forward, back, and home
browser functions, a search and ...
Features:
NVIDIA UltraShadow II Technology - Enhances the
performance of bleeding-edge games, like id
Software's Doom 3, that feature complex scenes
with multiple light sou ...
Optical mouse with 1,600 DPI.
Two large, non-slip left and right click buttons.
Frame rate over 6400 frames per second (5.8
megapixels per second) and a 16-bit data path ...
If you want to form a bridge between your music
and your computer, there's a new solution that
combines affordability and ease-of-use with
powerful capabilities and excellent ...
Memorex offers one of the fastest and smallest
portable Flash devices with its USB 2.0
TravelDrive. Perfect for storing and transferring
data, digital photos, video and MP3 fi ...
Basic cordless keyboard and optical cordless
mouse. Keyboard is standard US layout, with 6
hotkeys and volume up/down buttons. Mouse is
fairly plain, not an ergonomic one. Bot ...
The Logitech Cordless Comfort Duo is so far, my
favorite keyboard, and I even like the mouse.
The keyboard is a slightly modified version of the
Microsoft Natural ergonomi ...
I wish I could say my room was non microsoft. But
there's one product I really don't want to give
up. The Natural Keyboard Pro.
It's capable of operating as either a USB
ke ...
from the acer site...
Processor
Intel® Pentium® 4 processor 2.8GHz, 512KB L2
cache
Memory
512MB DDR 333 SDRAM installed in one of two memory
slots
User upgradeable up ...
Razer Viper - Razer's first pure optical mouse -
possesses the most advanced optical tracking
system of any mouse to-date. The true 1000 DPI
hardware-based optical engine, res ...
Cordless optical mouse with scroll wheel. It's
blue and ergonomically shaped. Runs on AA
batteries I believe. Base unit connects via USB.
Relatively inexpensive for a cordless ...
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