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The Kensington Optical Elite USB - PS/2 Mouse may not get you through admissions at the country club, but among computer geeks you will definitely be a privileged member of the cogniscenti. The "Optical Elite," if you will. Advanced optical technology eliminates forever the annoying chore of removing dust clumps from the mouse ball. After all, ball cleaning is a job for caddies, isn't it? For Windows desktop and notebook computers
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The Kensington 72121 Mouse-in-a-Box Optical Elite USB/PS2 Mouse uses optical technology and unbelievably precise cursor control to provide a mouse that is smooth as silk. The Kensington 72121 features programmable buttons and MouseWorks software that reduce repetitive tasks to a single click. Ergonomically designed to be comfortable for both right- and left-handed users, this mouse has a rubberized EasyGrip chassis for a confident grip with a superior level of control. The speed and pinpoint accuracy of Kensington's DiamondEye optical technology allows it to respond to even your fastest movements with accurate tracking and precise guidance. With a sleek black body complimented by silver accents, this stylish mouse compliments any desktop. Easy to use, the Kensington 72121 provides the convenience of four mouse buttons and a scroll wheel that make navigation a snap. This Kensington optical mouse connects via USB/PS2 and is guaranteed to work right out of the box on both PCs and Macs, with long-lasting reliability that is backed by a five-year manufacturer's warranty and free technical support. The Kensington 72121 Elite mouse has a six-foot cord, and requires a PC with Windows 98, Me, 2000, or XP with USB port, a PC with Windows 98, Me, NT, 2000, or XP with PS/2 compatible mouse port, or a Macintosh with a USB port running OS X or later.
Customer Reviews:
Solid Mouse.......2007-11-25
My old mouse died on me so this was a quick replacement. I was pleasantly surprised at how well it was made. It's been about a month, and I have very few complaints with it. Only problem really is the placement of the side buttons, but that is probably because I am used to the Microsoft Intellimouse. Overall, great mouse and I would definitely buy it again for the price.
First impressions review: Not what I expected.......2007-11-09
I got this mouse for an iMac (Core 2 Duo) because reading all the information and reviews told me: this is the mouse for me. However, this mouse is not what I was expecting. So allow me to comment on any ides you might get from other reviews and the software description.
I thought it would be quiet. The main mouse buttons and scroll button are medium-medium-quiet (which isn't very bad, but I wanted quiet). But the side option buttions are LOUD.
I thought it would be pretty comfortable for my medium-small hands. It isn't bad, but it is kind of tall at the center (the hump is in the middle) and a little wide.
The software was no good. It installed fine on my Mac OS X 10.4.10, but it wouldn't open the preferences it installed in the System Preferences. It said I needed to update the software, which was especially funny since mid-install it asked me if I wanted to download and install a newer version (which turned out to download 2.5), and I did. I had to go to their website and download 3.0, which worked. However, I did not like the configuration of the buttons, and there was no option to make the side buttons do Exposé. It also put an ugly icon of a mouse inside a gear at the top of the menubar (next to the time) which let you know if the single-direction scroll wheel was set to go up-down or right-left. Guess what? Clicking the scroll wheel changes this back and forth, which means no more opening and closing tabs in my web browser with that button. I decided to un-install the software, and now it acts more like a regular Mighty Mouse (excluding the sideways scrolling).
A minor (or not so minor?) thing is that the mouse cord has lead, and it says "wash hands after handling"! Wash my hands every time I touch the mouse wire? Why don't they just use regular rubber or something?
Another minor thing, scrolling the middle wheel a little (so it doesn't actually scroll a notch) makes a sound like the wheel is loose.
Finally, the optical sensor which gives the mouse its location doesn't work on all surfaces it should. I work on a white table that has a kind of matte reflection, and for some reason I cannot find, the mouse doesn't work properly over the part of the table I usually use; I have to use a mouse pad! A funny thing is that a Logitech mouse I have which doesn't work on a raw wood desk (in the same way this one doesn't work on my white table) does work on the white table, and this Kensington mouse does work on the wood table. (The Apple Might Mouse works on both surfaces.)
So, in summary, it is a decent mouse, but it has many areas that need improvement in order for me to consider it a mouse I would recommend or buy again.
Has excellent "feel".......2007-10-15
This mouse does what it is supposed to do, but unlike some other ones I've tried, the scroll wheel has a nice "feel"--smooth but just the right amount of click. It works fine on my Macs.
Mouse is great, with one caveat.......2007-10-03
I have one of these mice for my home computer and one for my work computer. The five programmable buttons are very handy, and of course optical mice are hands-down better than mechanical mice.
However, you have to install software on your computer in order to make it work. On my laptop, installing this software rendered my built-in touchpad mouse unusable. Even the guys at the computer shop couldn't fix this. I finally had to reformat my entire system to get the touchpad to work again.
Best mouse on the planet.......2007-07-17
Allegiance to a mouse is a bit odd, but this is one thing I couldn't do without. I have four of them and have given half a dozen as gifts. The effective use of 7 buttons w/ popup lists makes it amazing. Not to mention that it can be configured for every application you use.
I was just setting it up for Aperture today, using keyboard shortcuts in the popup menu. I defined several common tasks for the front buttons chording, thus I don't have to take my hand off the mouse, move to a keystroke combo, then back to the mouse. I'd give it six stars if there was such a thing.
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This half space cardioid pattern condenser boundary mic is designed for surface mounting for conference, live theater, broadcast and recording. Runs on 5-52 volt DC phantom and comes supplied with a 25' cable and has a selectable low roll-off filter.
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Carson's Micro is the smallest full-featured, high-quality binocular in the world. Ultra-compact, it fits in the palm of your hand, yet provides the crisp, clear imaging of standard size optics. Independent click-stop focusing helps to lock in adjustments. Precision made with fully-coated optics.
Customer Reviews:
A tiny treat!.......2006-11-16
I wanted a nice small pair of binoculars I could toss in my bag (or pocket) and take anywhere and these more than fill that function. But I bought it elsewhere and spent $5.00 more on them and $2.00 more than Amazon charges for shipping, oh woe!
But these are tiny and delightful! I don't feel any click stop anything for focusing. Just turn the smoothly adjusting eyepieces and get a sharp view. Both sides adjust fully so you can set them perfectly. They are not very bright but you can't expect that from 16 / 6 = 2.6666666666666666666666666666667 call it 3 when for bright you want a 5.
These seem very nice and sharp to me and they are fraction of my 7 x 35s in size. I think I could fit 4 or 5 of them into my 7 x 35's case. For astronomy the 7 x 35s, for everything else, these are magnificent IMHO.
I've read all over where people say that the frequency of use is inverse to the size and difficulty of setting up or carrying around the optics, be they telescopes or binoculars. These are super easy to carry along and use, so I'm sure they will be used the most of any of the binoculars and telescope I own.
The construction seems to be all metal and rubber about the grips and fold down eyecups. The glass seems to be fully coated with a blue cast, beats me what that is.
Would I do it again? In a flat second. I love them and I'll bet my wife will love them too!
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