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From: wcg_c077@jhunix.HCF.JHU.EDU (Stdnt077)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: ST Mouse
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Date: 15 Nov 89 18:16:06 GMT
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In article <684@winnie.fit.edu> dcs60222@zach.UUCP ( Mark Enriquez) writes:
>My ST mouse recently bit the big one and I have been investagating
>the idea of investing in a higher quality version.  The question is
>advTHANKSance,
>
>    Mark Enriquez    
>
>    dcs60222@zach.uucp
Well to my knowledge you can get your atari mouse replaced for 25 dollars thru the exchange program, if you can wiait an extended period of time.  My Atari 
mouse is fine but I bought a mouse put out by BEST electronics, very ergonomic
and the buttons are really well put together(No pounding on the left one). Another one to consider is the Rio/Datel one, cant say anything about this except it
looks like a rehashed old logitech two button mouse.  Finally there is the
expensive Practical SOlution remote mouse, whic works without a tail.  
SO in effect you have four mice to choose from in the US, god knows there must
be hundreds in europe.
The BEST and RIO/Datel mice go for about 40-45 dollars
PS remote mouse in the area of a 100 dollars.
hope this is enough info.
 -Ajay
(using a friends account)