It was included with the Wireless Keyboard, there was never a stand-alone Bluetooth MX Revolution.
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Good replacement to the mighty mouse?
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It was included with the Wireless Keyboard, there was never a stand-alone Bluetooth MX Revolution.
I dig the LogoCool (LogiTech) G5 gaming mouse! They last
about 3 years under hard use and comes with a weight set
so you can tune it to your own grasp and the surface friction.
There's cord or cordless as you like ( I think). And the price
is about $45 for the Wired - which is what I like. I think the
Wireless one is called the G7 though and is about $55.
http://sandwitch.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/2007/04/index.html
about 3 years under hard use and comes with a weight set
so you can tune it to your own grasp and the surface friction.
There's cord or cordless as you like ( I think). And the price
is about $45 for the Wired - which is what I like. I think the
Wireless one is called the G7 though and is about $55.
Anything for Razer or Logitech would do the trick nicely. Even some of the newer M$ mouses (mice?) are much better than the Mighty Mouse.
I've been using the Razer Diamondback 3G for about 18 months now, it's a brilliant mouse and could recommend it for youo.
I really wish Apple would stop trying to peddle off that crappy mouse...
I've been using the Razer Diamondback 3G for about 18 months now, it's a brilliant mouse and could recommend it for youo.
I really wish Apple would stop trying to peddle off that crappy mouse...
I completely agree.
Even this is an upgrade to the MM.
hah, this really looks like A-piece-of-crap !
Funny you should ask but i'm still using my corded mighty mouse alongsides my Cintiq 21ux. So far the supplied MM has outlasted two wireless counterparts, guess they're really are "*****". Favourite 'mouse'-like tool at the moment is the Grip Pen. Does everything!!!
I've been using the same Logitech MX400 wired laser mouse for 3+ years. First, it was attached to an iMac and more recently, my Mac Pro. I don't have to use Logitech's junkware because the buttons are all detected and programmable by the standard Keyboard/Mouse Preferences anyway. Might be a different case with the more fancy models (MX Revolution, etc.)... It's really not a bad mouse for $40.
I seem to have built a collection of OEM Mighty Mice over the years. I think I have 3 or 4 of them in pristine, never-used condition, if it's any indication of my hatred for the MM's design.
I seem to have built a collection of OEM Mighty Mice over the years. I think I have 3 or 4 of them in pristine, never-used condition, if it's any indication of my hatred for the MM's design.
I dig the LogoCool (LogiTech) G5 gaming mouse! They last
about 3 years under hard use and comes with a weight set
so you can tune it to your own grasp and the surface friction.
There's cord or cordless as you like ( I think). And the price
is about $45 for the Wired - which is what I like. I think the
Wireless one is called the G7 though and is about $55.
http://sandwitch.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/2007/04/index.html
I throw downa massive vote for the G7 i have used these for about 3 years, in fact I bought a spare for when my first dies! BEST mouse I have ever had hands down, and I have used A LOT in the search for the perfect mouse