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From: kaba@wintermute.north.de (Kai Bartels)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
Subject: Re: What's a good replacement mouse?
Message-ID: <1991Jun8.003427.2401@wintermute.north.de>
Date: 7 Jun 91 22:34:27 GMT
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matt@vrtwo.UUCP (Matt Buford) writes:
>My mouse is getting very old and sick... It hobbles accross the screen and the
>button often double or triple clicks when I'm trying to drag things... I've
>tried cleaning it, but that didn't help much... Soooo, can someone recommend a
>good replacement mouse? What are my options, and what is the quality of them?
A very fine mouse s the one from Mouse Systems (what a name ;-) ); it's the
boing!mouse. It's a pure optical mouse and it's got micro-switches for its
three (!) buttons. And as I understood it the mechanical part is the same as
use for the mice shipped with sun workstations.

>I don't wanna go over $100 but I might be willing to pay a little extra for a
>good quality mouse... Thanks!
I'm not really sure about the price but it should be <$100 !?!

greetings, Kai
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