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Try this: http://www.contour-design.co.uk/products/rollermouse-red http://www.contour-design.co.uk/products/rollermouse-red I have it at the office and it's ju
by CWIZO 13y ago
Try this: http://www.contour-design.co.uk/products/rollermouse-red http://www.contour-design.co.uk/products/rollermouse-red
I have it at the office and it's just amazing.
- luke_s 13y agoI read through that page and it doesn't seem to explain how it actually works. With only one roller how do you move the mouse up and down, left and right?
- CWIZO 13y agoYou roll the roller for up/down, move it left/right for ... wait for it ... left/right :) It's really intuitive.
- the_gipsy 13y agoWhat happens when you reach e.g. the rightmost position of the rod? A mouse has "infinite" movement, the rod only has infinite vertical movementent, unless I'm missing something.
- pkamb 13y agoThere's a "button" on the end of the rod. If you slide the pipe fully over and depress the button, your mouse will continue to travel horizontally.
- jevinskie 13y agoI was confused at first but I realized I was looking at the scroll wheel surrounded by mouse buttons. Cursor movement is done with the "bar" above the buttons/scroll wheel. Move left/right in a finite lateral motion or up/down in an infinite scroll motion.
- pkamb 13y agoImagine a long rod. Slide a shorter pipe onto it. You move on the X-axis by sliding the pipe left/right on the rod. Move on the Y-axis by rolling the pipe. Click by pushing the entire contraption down.
- hga 13y agoYeah, the RollerMouse is awesome. Turned out not to be a good solution for me, but I had no trouble operating it.
- pkamb 13y agoMy wife uses one of these, and it has completely eliminated her RSI. Great product.