Where's the tail gone? (Logitech Cordless Wheel Mouse)

Member Name: r_machin

Product:	Logitech Cordless Wheel Mouse
Date:	22/09/01 (69 review reads)
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Advantages: Cordless, Quite Cheap, WebWheel

Disadvantages: Can get dirty with having a ball., Needed adapter to change to PS/2, No other disadvantages

Firstly, lets start with the details of this product.

The tag line for this product is "Easy scrolling with cordless freedom".

* There is no cord to slow you down
* Innovative wheel for easy scrolling
* Designed to fit right or left hand

This product enables you to stop struggling with mouse cords that catch, tangle and limit your movement. It will work within a two-meter range of the receiver and without having to point at the computer, thanks to the digital radio technology that has been used.

* Quickly navigate the web and scroll

* Customise buttons

* Built to last

* Compact, easy-to-install receiver

The logitech cordless wheel mouse can plug into either your PS/2 port or USB port, thanks to the USB to PS/2 mouse adapter included in the box.

The other things in the box when you purchase the Logitech Cordless Wheel Mouse include:
* The mouse itself
* Receiver
* MouseWare Software
* Documentation
* 2 AA batteries
* USB to PS/2 Adapter
* 5 Year guarentee
* Full Product Support

To use this mouse, you will need the following:
* Available USB or PS/2 port
* CD-ROM drive
* IBM or compatible PC with Windows 95, 98, NT 4.0, 2000 (Windows 98 or higher for USB)
* OR Macintosh system with Mac OS 8.6 or later
* Internet Service Provider (ISP) account required for full WebWheel functionality.

I purchased this mouse because of the trouble i was having with my Nisis EasyPen G3 digital graphic tablet. The problem, was that the mouse would flicker and it became very annoying trying to click on a icon in the system tray.

This new mouse which only cost me £23 is absolutely brilliant. It looks cool, works without any problems at all, ad even has a WebWheel. You can also change which buttons do what in windows, even the WebWheel.

Unless I really have to, I am going to stick with this
little beauty, because I think it is great.

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