Trust Ami Mouse 350C USB

Description: Manufacturer: Trust / Cordless: Yes / Optical: Yes

Newest Review: ... port. Insert the batteries into the bottom of the mouse, once charged. Press a button on the front of the cradle, then one on ... more

... the bottom of the mouse, and communication should be established. The necessary drivers are loaded by Windows 2000 or XP, you don't actually need the CD-ROM software to operate the mouse. So installation complete, you can throw away the old mouse (if you want), and your mousemat (as you don't need one with an optical mouse), and away you go. Operation seems smooth, the buttons have a nice click to them, and it's very accurate. The mouse itself has 5 buttons, including a scroll wheel. The buttons themselv...more

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Trust Ami Mouse 350C USB: Not just a trusty mouse (791 words)
by - written on 06/10/03 (Very useful, 109 readings)
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For a while our old Microsoft scroll mouse has been heading for the bin, they just don't seem to last long these days. Additionally, since we now have digital cameras with both Smartmedia and Compact Flash cards, it seemed sensible to go looking for a combined cardreader. You can imagine we were quite pleased when a parcel arrived, not something we had ordered, but a prize in a competition Karolina had entered some time ago. The prize was the Trust 350CW Optical Mouse / Card Reader. So, just what we needed, and avoided the cost of around £35 or so in English money, and should be available widely whether you are in the world from general computer shops. ... Read the complete review