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From: sorrow@oak.circa.ufl.edu
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Subject: Re: Info on 2 button Logitech mouse
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Date: 13 Jun 91 00:45:16 GMT
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The mouse you are referring to I believe is the "DEXXA" mouse.  It is 
a reasonable mouse, and I prefer it over "no-name" mice in the same price
range.

The biggest shortcomings of this type of mouse that they are invariably
serial mice (a problem if you already have a scanner/modem/digitizer/etc.),
have a pretty low resolution (200 dpi vs. 400 dpi) which means more moving
around, and they aren't as well made.

However, they are backed by Logitech, so as long you have a warranty you
shouldn't have any major problems.

Having only two buttons won't be a big shortcoming, since most environments
barely use the second one (hell, Windows doesn't even use the second one).

Brian
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