Posted @ 17:10 GMT 11 Jan 2009
Samsung 2233RZ is [url=http://forums.legitreviews.com/about19198.html#p132874]th

Posted @ 13:12 GMT 22 Jan 2007
[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mouse_(computing)#.22Mice.22_and_.22mouses.22]

Posted @ 20:14 GMT 21 Jan 2007
Mouses is entirely correct when speaking of the computer variety.

Posted @ 23:00 GMT 13 Jan 2007
Oops, just missed it.

Posted @ 22:32 GMT 13 Jan 2007
Where did you acquire the mouse? Is it in stores somewhere?

Posted @ 22:10 GMT 17 Dec 2006
I would, yes, if only for the snappyness it gives.

Posted @ 13:15 GMT 17 Dec 2006
I could so strangle the dev that's responsible for this.

Posted @ 00:31 GMT 16 Dec 2006
He's referring to the poll rate.

Posted @ 00:29 GMT 16 Dec 2006
9.80 works perfectly for MX500 as I recall.

Posted @ 13:52 GMT 15 Dec 2006
There've been a few reports of this already. One thing that could make up for th

Posted @ 13:36 GMT 15 Dec 2006
If you ask me, it [i]was[/i] talked about. I know I knew, when I had an MX500 so

Posted @ 18:00 GMT 14 Dec 2006
Hard and slick pads such as Icemat and the original Steelpads cater to a very sp

Posted @ 13:31 GMT 14 Dec 2006
[quote]I guess this yet another argument that hardcore gamers and the knowledge

Posted @ 13:19 GMT 14 Dec 2006
[quote]G5 has Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) gaming feet (wtfever it means). I f

Posted @ 03:12 GMT 14 Dec 2006
Mouse weight, pad and skates matter a huge lot with high sens. Try a light mouse

Posted @ 03:03 GMT 14 Dec 2006
[quote]"Now, a writer at ESReality seems to have solved this problem with an inv

Posted @ 03:01 GMT 14 Dec 2006
[quote]A sufficeiently warm mouse pad will be giving off enough infrared signals

Posted @ 23:07 GMT 11 Dec 2006
I second the weight measurements. That's not something to overlook.

Posted @ 23:06 GMT 11 Dec 2006
I use the same sensitivity with my DB: it's 45cm/360 with 1600dpi. That would ma

Posted @ 22:54 GMT 11 Dec 2006
That would indeed be interesting to see. Someone send Sujoy one so he can test i