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The argument that mice are dead because they're a fifty year old technology is bunk (how old are keyboards again?). But that doesn't mean mice will be mainstrea
by mooism2 16y ago
The argument that mice are dead because they're a fifty year old technology is bunk (how old are keyboards again?). But that doesn't mean mice will be mainstream forever.
- eleitl 16y agoAs long as human anatomy and sensorics remains the same, there will be constants in usability. I am very, very picky with my rodents and keyboards as well as screens.
- Seth_Kriticos 16y agoThe keyboard originated with the first typewriters, end of the 19th century (100+ years). Nothing much changed with them, not even the layout. And you are right, the mouse won't leave us any time soon. It's very ergonomic. You can use it while your arm is mostly at rest (reinforced by the table). These kind of pads are nice for short time playing, but they are not useful for actual work where you sit 8/5 in front of a screen. But it will have it's niche market.