Packard Bell Cordless Mouse

Newest Review: ... follow the cursor. You can also access mouse panel by going to start>programs>Packard Bell Mouse. There are several settings ... more

... available: MAGIC: Lets you change the browsing speed and direction of the browsing button. I left this alone after trying several options and deciding that there was no point in them. POINTER: Allows you to choose your favourite pointer shape. Only standard choices available here, nothing worth the effort. CURSOR: Again, only standard selection available, things like 'mouse trails'. ACTION: Redefine the mouse keys and function and speed. SETTINGS: Here you can assign mouse button shortcuts and s...more

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Packard Bell Cordless Mouse: Use your PC from the comfort of your favourite chair. (950 words)
by - written on 23/07/02 (Very useful, 534 readings)
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I recently purchased a Packard Bell Cordless mouse and I must admit that I am very pleased with it. I can now sit back in my armchair, mouse in hand, and surf the web, or whatever else I want to do on my PC. This mouse is royal blue and grey in colour and it is slightly larger than the standard ps2 basic mouse. It has two buttons and a central wheel.In order to use one of these there are certain system requirements: IBM PC Available ps2 keyboard and mouse ports. (There is a reason for the keyboard port!) CD Rom Win 95, 98, NT 4.0, ME, or 2000. Internet Explorer 5 or later (a reason for this too.) Before I go any further I should ... Read the complete review

Manx Mouse (1032 words)
by - written on 31/05/02
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My new mouse, unlike the three blind mice who had their tails cut off by the farmer’s wife using a carving knife, has not had its tail cut off but was born, like the Manx cat, without one - hence the title. Before the reader thinks that I have finally flipped my lid I should explain that I am talking about my new cordless mouse. Comfortably packaged in a box that could have been at least half its size the Packard Bell cordless mouse, priced at £19.99 from PC World, comes in a nice shade of blue and black and can be used as a PS2 or USB connection. The receiver is the same shade of blue with around a meter of wire to connect it to the PC tower and has a ... Read the complete review