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From: lee@sed170.HAC.COM (John Lee )
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Optical mouse ala DaleLuck was Re: Dragon's Lair
Message-ID: <274@sed170.HAC.COM>
Date: 6 Jan 89 16:33:51 GMT
References: <10236@gryphon.COM>
Reply-To: lee@sed170.UUCP (John Lee (ird))
Organization: Hughes Aircraft Co., El Segundo, CA
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In article <10236@gryphon.COM> hrlaser@pnet02.cts.com (Harv Laser) writes:
[...]
>paperwork inside them: none.  The bottom of the mouse indicates it was
>mfd by "MSC Technologies Inc. (Mouse Systems)" of Fremont CA. It's
>model M4 and has an FCC ID certification statement. A sticker on the
>outer box says "some contents made or assembled in Singapore, Mexico,
>Taiwan or HOng Kong as marked."
[...]
>Harv Laser, Sysop, The People/Link AmigaZone.  Plink: CBM*HARV
>UUCP: {ames!elroy, <backbone>}!gryphon!pnet02!hrlaser
>INET: hrlaser@pnet02.cts.com
><---open            Push down while turning           close tightly--->

If it's the same Mouse Systems Corp., they also make the optical mouse for
Sun Microsystems workstations, except on the Sun 3/50 I looked at that mouse
is marked Mouse Systems, Santa Clara, CA and is mouse model M3 along with the
usual FCC certification statement and other stuff.  I saw the Boing mouse
at AmiExpo and think I remember it having the same appearance and feel as
the Sun mouse; even the mouse pad was the same.
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