Anyone use a trackball mouse?
04-28-2009, 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Krozi' post='862318' date='Apr 28 2009, 09:55 PM
Get a PS3!
I've got a PS3 and a X360. My wife laughs at me.
I guess I never grew up.
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Phil, You need to work on your editing skills. 
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Originally Posted by tex_phil' post='862234' date='Apr 28 2009, 07:48 PM
Well my wrists have been bothering me the last year due to how much I use a mouse for work. I had used a trackball 10 years ago but never really liked it. I started reading about them more recently and ordered one last week. It got delivered to my door a little while ago. After using it the past hour, I gotta say I'm very impressed on how much better it feels. Anyone else use a trackball? I'd recommend them if you do alot of computer work.
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I actually had a surgeon friend of mine recommend it about 8 years ago when I began to have major wrist and forearm problems. Problems went away with the Logitech Trackball and I've never looked back. One unpublished benefit of the Trackball is that secretaries and wives have tons of trouble working them so they leave your puter alone...
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