fergus1234 wrote:Now we have laptops with no mice and mice with no chords. I still prefer mouse over touchscreen.
elena28 wrote:Douglas Engelbart is the inspired gentleman who came up with the computer mouse, an extremely bizarre concept at the time of its inception, but which is now a huge part of the computer industry. This invention came out of a mid-life crisis where he decided he wanted to make the world a better place, and that computers were the way of the future – so he put his efforts into bettering the computer.
OldGuy wrote:My early computers came long before the mouse. It took me quite awhile to get used to using them.
Take a gander at this repair memo for the computer mouse back then:![]()
http://humour.davintech.ca/mouse-balls.phtml
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brnrd wrote: As fas as I can remember when it was computer laboratory time during grade school, my classmates would steal those ball inside a mouse.That ball can't even bounce. Why would they get it?
CyberFreak wrote:brnrd wrote: As fas as I can remember when it was computer laboratory time during grade school, my classmates would steal those ball inside a mouse.That ball can't even bounce. Why would they get it?
I can relate to this. I remember when we were able to have a lesson using computers and we would all pick a computer to use and within a few seconds you will see random people turning their mouses over to realize the ball as missing
How technology has moved on for the better. Nowadays I use a rechargeable wireless mouse where no one can steal the ball from
fergus1234 wrote:Now we have laptops with no mice and mice with no chords. I still prefer mouse over touchscreen.
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