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Specifications:
- PS2 or USB requirement an availaable PS2
- Universal Serial Bus(USB)Port
- Wired Optical Mouse is designed for your mobile office, perfect for people on the go
- Smooth, precise Wired Optical Mouse, easy to use wheel for scrolling
- A extremely small Wired Optical Mouse, compact design and light weight
- Top optical chips USB Optical Mouse, outstanding quality assurance
- Perfect ergonomic design Scroll Wheel Mouse
- Operating System: Windows 98/2000/XP/ME
Details:
- High Precision USB 3 Button Scroll Wheel Optical Mouse is designed for your mobile office
- Optical technology allows for smooth tracking and quick response on almost every surface
How to Clean an Optical Mouse:
- The optical mouse is gradually replacing the trackball mouse on most computers. While it requires less maintenance it still can eventually build up dust and dirt making the mouse jerky or unresponsive. Here's how you can clean an optical mouse.
Instructions:
- Turn off your computer and unplug the mouse.
- Look at the lens on the bottom of the optical mouse. If you see any debris see if you can blow it off. If not take a Q-tip and rubbing alcohol and lightly clean the lens.
- Next look at the small rubber pads on the bottom of the mouse. Dust and dirt tends to build up here making the optical mouse not move smoothly. Scrape as much of the gunk off as you can with your fingernail.
- If there is something sticky on one or more of the pads use Goo-Gone to dissolve it. Always make sure you don't use too much of any liquid when you clean an optical mouse. It is a piece of electronics, and you want to avoid getting liquids in to the interior.
- Take a damp cloth and wipe any remaining dirt and dust of the pads of the optical mouse.
- Plug the mouse back into the computer, and enjoy your newly cleaned optical mouse.
Package Included:
- 1 x JetTech 2008 Mini Optical Mouse
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Mark Pain
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03-10-2011- Other Thoughts: This mouse functions very well. I got it for a computer I'll be keeping in the basement that will act as a server for a family development hobby between myself, my Dad, and brother who live in separate states. It functions as designed.
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Jakub Andrš
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01-26-2011- Other Thoughts: This mouse does the job. It's reasonably comfortable and scrolls nicely.
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Christoph Kollitz
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02-10-2011- Other Thoughts: This is a wonderful mouse. I kept tripping over my old mouse and pulling it out of the computer.
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Demelza
from (Invercargill, New Zealand)
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10-10-2011- Pros: What I love most about this mouse is it fits the contour of my hand so nicely. I bought a faulty one from a local store recently and it was so uncomfortable. This mouse is SO nice to use and gives me no problems whatsoever.
- Cons: None, it is a fantastic mouse!
- Other Thoughts: This is a very high quality mouse. It's so comfortable. I can do all my photoshop art work with ease using this mouse.
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Anton
from (Ukraine)
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11-04-2011- Pros: Qualities of a mouse. I bought my wife a gift. She is very fond of her. Perfect for a small laptop, but can also be kbolshomu. It works well. The price is good. It is well packaged.
- Cons: not
- Other Thoughts: not
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- How can I use my optical mouse on a desk that has a protecting glass?
Try a small piece of linoleum or formica or paneling.
- What is the difference between a laser mouse and an optical mouse?
The difference between a regular optical mouse and a laser mouse is the light used to track movement. A regular optical mouse uses an LED light in the optical engine, while a laser mouse uses a laser to track movement. The more dots per inch (dpi) a mouse can track, the more sensitive and accurate it is. A typical optical mouse tracks between 400dpi and 800dpi, while laser mice track more than 2,000dpi.
- My optical mouse doesn't work. How can I fix it?
Two things to do, 1st Clean the area you run the mouse over. 2nd Change the batteries, and re-boot the mouse.
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