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... mouse has a rollerball on the bottom , which moves when you drag the mouse across a mousepad . ( b ) A trackball mouse turns the traditional mouse on its back , allowing you to control the rollerball with your fingers . ( c ) An optical ...
... mouse has a rollerball on the bottom , which moves when you drag the mouse across a mousepad . ( b ) A trackball mouse turns the traditional mouse on its back , allowing you to control the rollerball with your fingers . ( c ) An optical ...
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... mouse because the mousepad cre- ates the friction needed to move the mouse's rollerball . But you don't need to use a mousepad with every mouse . A trackball mouse , shown in Figure 2.7b , is basically a traditional mouse that has been ...
... mouse because the mousepad cre- ates the friction needed to move the mouse's rollerball . But you don't need to use a mousepad with every mouse . A trackball mouse , shown in Figure 2.7b , is basically a traditional mouse that has been ...
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... mouse , but you can also find optical mice , trackball mice , and wireless mice . In a trackball mouse , the rollerball sits on top or on the side of the mouse so that you can move the ball with your fin- gers . An optical mouse uses an ...
... mouse , but you can also find optical mice , trackball mice , and wireless mice . In a trackball mouse , the rollerball sits on top or on the side of the mouse so that you can move the ball with your fin- gers . An optical mouse uses an ...
Contents
Chapter | 2 |
Understanding the Parts | 40 |
Technology in Focus | 78 |
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