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I bought a mouse specifically for this. It was a Genius and came with a holder which you could stick to the side of your monitor or to a wall. So you could sto
by the-dude 5y ago
I bought a mouse specifically for this. It was a Genius and came with a holder which you could stick to the side of your monitor or to a wall.
So you could store your mouse when not in use. I am not making this up.
- WalterGR 5y agoMouse holders are still manufactured, believe it or not.
- sdfjkl 5y agoIt also had a ball that you had to remove every third day or so and then clean the friction rollers inside the mouse which the ball was turning. All the dust the ball picked up transferred onto those rollers and coagulated into dense felt around them until they stopped turning. Mine had three buttons though!
- LilBytes 5y agoI found that incredibly satisfying to clean though!
- a_e_k 5y agoMy standard kit still includes a pair of fine-point forceps from my dad's lab that he gave to me for cleaning mice when I went off to college. It's been a long time since I used them for mice, but they're now really handy for charging ports.
- dual_dingo 5y agoGenius GM6000? I had that one and still use the cutting side of the combined mousepad/cutting mat that came with it.
- the-dude 5y agoGreen. Outstanding quality.
- jeffreygoesto 5y agoCan confirm. Mine was resting in a drawer for some years, but seven i found it, I immediately started using it again. Great mousepad since 1989.
- vasac 5y agoI had the same one :) - https://youtu.be/GiFWLSdFAuA https://youtu.be/GiFWLSdFAuA