Laptop Users: New Space Saving and Convenient Mouse - MoGo Mouse
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Laptop Users: New Space Saving and Convenient Mouse - MoGo Mouse
http://www.newtonperipherals.com/Mogo_Products.htm
This mouse stores in an empty PC Slot. Yes it's that small.
This mouse stores in an empty PC Slot. Yes it's that small.
What is MoGo MouseBT?
MoGo MouseBT is a business-card sized, Bluetooth-enabled mouse that stores and recharges neatly inside…that’s right, inside…your laptop computer’s PC card slot when it’s not being used. MoGo MouseBT is a technologically advanced wonder, featuring patent-pending optics and a system that automatically levers the mouse up into your hand as you work. With no batteries to replace, the MoGo MouseBT recharges in less than an hour in the PC card slot of your laptop.
Who’s MoGo MouseBT meant for?
MoGo MouseBT is specifically designed for road warriors who hate carrying around full-sized, bulky mice, but who also despise laptop trackpads and trackpoints. MoGoMouseBT provides them with a solution to their problem, making it easier for them to work on the road.
What’s so special about MoGo MouseBT?
Other mice, even those meant for road warriors, just don’t cut it. Mini-mice (the “walnut shells”) get lost in your hand and are difficult to maneuver, and the ideas of carrying a full-sized mouse defeats the entire purpose of mobility on the go, making MoGo MouseBT a natural.
MoGo MouseBT is a business-card sized, Bluetooth-enabled mouse that stores and recharges neatly inside…that’s right, inside…your laptop computer’s PC card slot when it’s not being used. MoGo MouseBT is a technologically advanced wonder, featuring patent-pending optics and a system that automatically levers the mouse up into your hand as you work. With no batteries to replace, the MoGo MouseBT recharges in less than an hour in the PC card slot of your laptop.
Who’s MoGo MouseBT meant for?
MoGo MouseBT is specifically designed for road warriors who hate carrying around full-sized, bulky mice, but who also despise laptop trackpads and trackpoints. MoGoMouseBT provides them with a solution to their problem, making it easier for them to work on the road.
What’s so special about MoGo MouseBT?
Other mice, even those meant for road warriors, just don’t cut it. Mini-mice (the “walnut shells”) get lost in your hand and are difficult to maneuver, and the ideas of carrying a full-sized mouse defeats the entire purpose of mobility on the go, making MoGo MouseBT a natural.
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Originally Posted by Osamu
cool, i've been looking for a mouse for my laptop 
too bad it's a mac
(but still, mac > PC)
too bad it's a mac
(but still, mac > PC)
everything is compatible with mac.
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Originally Posted by proaudio22
learning how to use the touchpad>spending money and fooking with stupid shit like this
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Originally Posted by The Sarlacc
What does that have to do with the price of tea in china?
everything is compatible with mac.
everything is compatible with mac.
either way, i would have a hard time spending 70 bucks on a mouse, i've been using my laptop as a desktop replacement for almost a month, and i almost never even use the mouse i can connect to it in like a second.
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Originally Posted by Osamu
i can't seem to find the PC slot on my mac
either way, i would have a hard time spending 70 bucks on a mouse, i've been using my laptop as a desktop replacement for almost a month, and i almost never even use the mouse i can connect to it in like a second.
either way, i would have a hard time spending 70 bucks on a mouse, i've been using my laptop as a desktop replacement for almost a month, and i almost never even use the mouse i can connect to it in like a second.
Its only on the powerbooks...and I think only the 15 and 17.
I'm always using the PCMCIA slot on my 15" with my CF card reader.
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Originally Posted by soopa
most times i prefer the touchpad on my powerbook with all its fanciful gestures over a normal mouse anyway.
I always liked the eraser tip mouses they had on IBM thinkpads and on Toshiba's laptops.
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Originally Posted by soopa
most times i prefer the touchpad on my powerbook with all its fanciful gestures over a normal mouse anyway.
And you have the newer model...with the vertical/horiztonal page browser function...bastard :jealous:
If I invest in anything again it will be another wacom tablet.
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i'm using the app sidetrack on my mac
(http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/20854)
i can't imagine life without it, as it lets me scroll, as i got my mac before the 2 finger thing (
). and lets me right click, and 3&4 button
now if someone would just crack it, so i wouldn't have to spend 15 bucks for the real thing
(http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/20854)
i can't imagine life without it, as it lets me scroll, as i got my mac before the 2 finger thing (
). and lets me right click, and 3&4 buttonnow if someone would just crack it, so i wouldn't have to spend 15 bucks for the real thing
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Originally Posted by The Sarlacc
same one i want 
If I do ever get one, I'm gonna try to get it through someone I know that works at Dell. (hopefully along with that new 30" LCD)
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Originally Posted by slyraskal
Their so damn pricey for just a tablet. And the 9x12 is $$$$$$
If I do ever get one, I'm gonna try to get it through someone I know that works at Dell. (hopefully along with that new 30" LCD)
If I do ever get one, I'm gonna try to get it through someone I know that works at Dell. (hopefully along with that new 30" LCD)
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