Posted on Tuesday, January 07 2003 @ 16:16 CET by Thomas De MaesschalckMicroTracker MousePad Review
Just when you thought they were dead, Central Trading Agency breathes new life into the oft-neglected cloth mousepad. Sure, cloth was all well and good back in the days when you were playing Number Munchers on your dad’s 286, but times change. Users got fed up with their mice’s balls becoming all dirty and unusable, and their cloth mousepads having more coffee stains than the shirt of that guy that works the graveyard shift at the Motel 6. As necessity is the mother of all invention, the optical mouse we know and love today was born, a solution to user-interface that lacked balls, so to speak. Gone were the days of clogged mice, dirty pads, and mistracks. Accompanying the mouse’s evolution was the next generation of mouse pads, which tended to be of the hardened plastic or glass variety. The mice are ball-less, all is right with the world…or is it?!"
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