Hp Ipaq H5150 Pocket Pc

This substitute battery is also compatible with the following models:***[1]*** HP iPAQ 5400, HP iPAQ 5500, HP iPAQ 5550,***[2]***HP iPAQ h Series,iPAQ h5100, iPAQ h5150, iPAQ h5155 iPAQ h5400, iPAQ h5450, iPAQ h5455, iPAQ h5470, iPAQ h5500, iPAQ h5550, iPAQ h5555,***[3]***HP iPAQ PE Series, iPAQ PE2030A, iPAQ PE2030B, iPAQ PE2030C, iPAQ PE2030D, iPAQ PE2030E, iPAQ PE2030F, iPAQ PE2030G, iPAQ PE2030H,

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The Guardian Extreme formulating routine fuses graphics into rugged, industrial grade polypropylene to make the longest lasting signs available. This permanent fusion procedure makes them very rugged and capable to withstand frequent cleaning, high humidity and temperature ranges from -50 F to +220F. They may be use either indoors or out door and will stand up to sun, rain, sleet windborne sand and dirt. They are also exceedingly chemical immune being immune to over 30 chemicals. Sign measures 7-inches high by 10-inches wide.

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Hp Ipaq Pocket Pc H5450 Handheld

Compatible with: H5400, H5450, H5455, H6300, H6310, H6315. In most cases the AC Adapter connects to the PDA models conveyed through docking station / cradle or 22-pin Adapter. The Cradle is frequent instrumentation that initially comes with the PDA. Please, check the availability of this cradle with DC-IN before purchasing AC Adapter. PDA Cradle and 22-pin Adapter are not included in this offer. Please, refer to PDA manual for elaborate info.

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The Guardian Extreme fabricating procedure fuses graphics into rugged, industrial grade polypropylene to make the longest lasting signs available. This permanent fusion procedure makes them very rugged and competent to withstand usual cleaning, high humidity and temperature ranges from -50 F to +220F. They may be use either indoors or out door and will stand up to sun, rain, sleet windborne sand and dirt. They are likewise exceedingly chemical immune being immune to over 30 chemicals. Sign measures 7-inches high by 10-inches wide.

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When you are introductory introduced to the Samsung UN55B6000 you will be undoubtedly impressed by the set’s beautiful cabinet. This HDTV furnishes you with LED technologies housed inside a pretty black frame with touch of color embellishments. The set is thin, wide, and wall mountable or you may set up in your amusement center or on a finelooking stand. Wherever you place the UN55B6000, you will find your looking at choices are diverse and versatile: view images at a 178 degree angle in each direction without missing out on color and effigy distinctions.

What’s offered to you inside the Samsung UN55B6000? The Samsung UN55B6000 is equipped with x.v Color(TM) support, it has a V-chip inside it is housing, and you get full parental controls. You also get an ultra clear panel with super anti glare features, splendid sound features and two fifteen watt speakers supplying you surround sound effects of impeccable quality. The UN55B6000 is supported by energy effective LED technologies, it is Energy Star® certified, it is DLNA compliant, and you get an ATSC, an NTSC, and a QAM tuner housed inside the device.

When you buy the UN55B6000 you will get:

• A mini remote
• A remote control
• A stand and screws for assemblage
• Batteries for both remotes
• Safety instructions, a user manual, and a warranty
• The UN55B6000 body

The UN55B6000 gives you access to dissimilar screen sizes, dissimilar sound modes, and you may even select dissimilar Auto Motion Plus settings too. You get a 3 million to 1 contrast ratio, a beauteous 54.6 inch wide display screen, and picture in picture choices with this device as well. If you are seeking an lowpriced but highly functional LED television selection, the UN55B6000 is an idealisti HDTV choice.

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Protect your favored appliances with a screen protector! Guards versus scratches, smears, dust and dirt, and keeps your LCD screen in perfective condition. This LCD Screen Protector provides a full coverage from dust and scratches. Screen protectors provide crystal-clear visibility and do not interfere with touch-screen operation. Fits the Amazon Kindle Fire Tablet screen. Easy to employ and may be got rid of and washed for reuse, without leaving residue behind! Includes: 3 Pieces Anti-glare Amazon Kindle Fire Tablet Screen Protector PLEASE NOTE: Matte material protectors do give rise to a slight pixellation of the screen, as this is the natural effect invented by the Matte (anti-glare) frosted texture. It is merely an unavoidable ‘Law of Physics’. You will see this pixellation on all anti-glare screen protectors from all brands (many of which are noticeably more uttermost than ours). If you require a utterly ‘crystal clear’ screen to take pleasure in the device’s screen to it is full extent, we strongly commend purchasing our (glossy surface textured) Crystal Clear edition rather (B005QBHNTY)

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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Much better than others
By T Teel
I tried two other screen protectors. THey both were a bit too big and I was not able to get all the bubbles out. This item is perfect – good fit – the small “Card” to get the bubbles out was a great addition.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Great Anti-Glare Screen
By N. Lebbad
This is a great and inexpensive anti-glare screen for your Kindle Fire. It’s a great quality and fairly easy to apply. I will definitely recommend it.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Best anti glare out there.
By Jeff B.
Best anti-glare out there and no more finger prints. This screen protector is thick and really makes it feel well protected. I get Great Shield screen protectors for all my devices.

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123 of 127 people found the following review helpful.
Pocket PC – Amazing
By A
While most of the reviewers have done a great job of examining the various technical advantages of this amazing little device, I’d like to take a moment just to describe the incomparable beauty of the operating system itself. Long gone are the days when the Pocket PC Operating System was home to a handful of difficult-to-use, technical software hash-togethers; today, a Pocket PC can do everything and anything. Microsoft’s original marketing ploy for the device – “Can your Palm do this?” (answer: not unless its holding a Pocket PC) – rings truer than ever. Some of the things you can do with a Pocket PC:

1) Using a connection to the internet (purchase a Secure Digital wi-fi card and stick it into the iPaq) you can transfer money and check your bank balance, if you bank support online banking. Do it anywhere in the house, or even at Starbucks, using their wi-fi hotspots.
2) You can watch your DVD movies on the airplane on the iPaq using Pocket TV; checkout [the website] for idiot-proof instructions on how to transfer those movies you downloaded…(legal movies, of course into your Pocket PC in no time flat.
3) Play Super Nintendo and Original Nintendo – as well as Gameboy games – on your Pocket PC. Of course, ROMS are generally illegal. So in reality, you cannot do this. But if you were so inclined, various emulators – all of them, except for the SNES, are full speed (and larger than original screen size, in the Gameboy emulator’s case) – are readily available on the internet. Checkout pocketgamer.org for info on Pocket PC gaming.
4) Use it as a remote control. If you’ve misplaced the sound system remote again, simply use the iPaq sitting in your pocket.
5) Look at (and edit) your digital camera pictures. If your digital camera uses secure digital cards, it is simply a matter of sliding the card into your iPaq. Otherwise, purchase the extra-slim Silver Slider Expansion Pack for the iPaq (about $50) and then you can insert compact flash cards (a more popular digital camera format) into the iPaq.
6) Get the latest headlines and news briefs from the Internet every morning using Microsoft Plus Sync’n Go (available in MS Plus!: Digital Media Edition, available to purchase and download over the Internet) and watch MSNBC at work or in the bus. No commercials, no advertisement, such a quick rundown of the day’s news. Simply dock your Pocket PC in the morning, and you’re all set.
7) Play Quake – the original, fully 3D version – on your Pocket PC. Fully legal to play the demo version on the optimized Pocket Quake engine, available to download for free at pocketmatrix.com
Play Tomb Raider, Simcity 2000, and, within months, the complete version of Worms World Party on your device. All are available to purchase and download from trusted online retailers like handango.com
9) Replace all your glove compartment maps with MS Pocket Streets, available for free from MS to download over the Internet. Maps are fully zoomable; streets appear just like on a real map, or just click on any street to identify it. If you are really into, purchase Pocket Copilot, a black plastic sleeve with an antenna that slides onto your iPaq and makes it a full-color, ultra-professional GPS system with audio instructions (“Next intersection, turn right”). Even comes with a suction cup holder so you can attach the GPSed iPaq to your car dashboard.
10) Experience e-Books the way they were meant to be experienced. Countless classics, from Kurt Vonnegut to George Orwell, are available…And anything published in the 1920′s and earlier (Hemmingway, anyone?) is copyright-free; in other words, go to goggle and type in the book’s title and “Microsoft Reader ebook” along with free, and you’re bound to find something. Otherwise, check [online] to find out if your favorite book is available to purchase for MS Reader, Palm Reader, or Adobe Reader (all compatible with Pocket PC, even the second one!)
11) Edit documents with on the fly spell-checking (i.e. underlines mistakes in red as you type) along with synonyms, pictures, headers, tables, etc. using Textmaker, a third party app that is as fully functional as Word in every single way.
12) Forget the dictionary; 8 megabytes or less is enough for virtually any of the various dictionary (and translator) products available for Pocket PC.
13) Play the shareware versions (or full, if you own the originals) of Hexen, Heretic, and Doom, all for free. Open source engines for all three games are available, and easily accessible, on the Internet. Take a peak at pocketgamer.org to find out more.
14) Using Thunderhawk, a third party Internet Browser, you can view websites in 100% full “virtual” resolution. When you type in a site address, the website first goes through Thunderhawk’s servers and is transformed into a virtual page that then appears on your Pocket PC. Everything…appears just as it does on your PC, with support for all cookies and proprietary standards. Palm cannot match that – it is 100% real web browsing.

…In other words, calling a Pocket PC an organizer is an understatement like no other. This is a PC, with all the advantages of portability, that fits in your pocket. Amazing little gadget – if you like technology, you will adore the iPaq.

149 of 156 people found the following review helpful.
GREAT HIGH-END CHOICE
By A
I’ve been dying to get a palmtop for the last year to replace my old bulky HP Jourdana. I convinced myself that I would not get one until I could get the perfect package, phone and pocket pc integrated together with high-speed wireless internet, MP3 capability, infrared remote control, all of it. I waited and waited. Unfortunately the first generation of phone/PDAs is out and they all …. I want pocket PC not palm, so I checked out the Verizon Thera, and I actually physically laughed at the Verizon guy when he was showing it to me. For over [$$$] you get a PDA that can be a speakerphone, or you can carry a headset. The screen is awful. Their “high speed” wireless internet is [$$$] a month and no one can seem to get it to go faster than 14.4K. So I decided I definately was not waiting for the next set to come out. I got this Ipaq and kept my cell phone.

I don’t like the palms, primarily becuase the graffiti pad is built into the screen; on a pocket pc you can choose between keyboard or a graffiti type recognition system or have the option to use the FULL screen. My girlfriend wanted one so I bought her a color palm m130(she mostly wanted the removable faceplates) and that one is really nice. Palms are definately the better option if you want an organizer, you would like some cool games and programs, and you want to pay less than [$$$} for one. She loves it, but I wanted more.

This Ipaq has the BEST screen. They made it thinner so there is not that annoying gap between the actual screen and where the stylus touches the pad. Makes it easier to use. The audio is very good; use one of those cassette adapters for a car cd player, plug it into this and you have awesome skip free digital quality music to pump. The screen is nice and big and VERY bright. I have the brightness turned about halfway down, and it is still plenty bright enough in all environments. The Battery life is the best of any pocket PC, one of the main advantages to having a palm. This can go all weekend without a charge and I use it constantly. Turning the screen brightness down really helps.

The feature I love the MOST is the consumer infrared port. It RULES. I have a lot of electronics, all the audio goes through a 5.1 reciever, and the video mostly goes directly to my TV (to take advantage of s-video and colorstream). Comcast has a motorola cable box that it is IMPOSSIBLE to get to work with regular universal remotes. This Ipaq can control EVERYTHING. It actually learns the infrared signal from any remote you have, and then you program it yourself to a device, room, and person. You can program MACROS too. I walk in the door, and with one touch this thing turns on my reciever, vcr, cable box, dvd player, and TV, sets the TV to the correct input mode, sets the reciever to the correct input and sound mode, and brings up the cable guide for me, PLUS turns on my air conditioner, sets it on high cool, and turns on my ceiling fan. With another touch it switches both the reciever and TV to DVD mode, changes to digital sound, turns down the brigtness of my TV and I'm ready to watch a movie, with ONE TOUCH. I also have a macro that turns everything off with one touch. My buddes are SO jealous of my home theater now hehe.

The writing recognition is WAY better than Graffiti. It can work with whole sentenes at a time instead of individual letters. It lets me go way faster, and actually makes a decent substitute for jotting notes down on paper. You have to try it to believe it. It's the 'transcriber' option, not the letter recognition. It recognizes printing, cursive, or a mixture of both; and you write across the whole screen instead of a little pad like Palm.

All in all I love this thing and I don't regret buying it at all. It is expensive, so if you are looking to save some money, go to maybe a Toshiba or a Palm. My stragegy is to own this for a year or so, by that time hopefully someone will create a viable phone/PDA hybrid, and then sell this one to buy the hybrid. Either that or just keep it as my universal remote control haha.

Here's what I DON'T like about it. Mostly the physical shape of the thing. My gf's palm is more contoured to the hand and lighter, it is much easier to hold. The main thing is that on hers, you detach the faceplate and fit a screen protector right there; if you want a screen protector for this Ipaq you have to get a special bulky case and increase the weight and size. I'm finding that hard to live with. My gf's palm also has a built in black plastic screen cover (cover, not stick on-protector like I was talking about) that flips UP. That is important because you hold it on one side with your hand. This comes with a really ... plastic case that opens to the side, and it is very inconvenient. I'm going to shop for cases, but with the palm you don't need one at all.

Another thing I don't like is that to get wireless internet or add more memory than the one slot, you need those bulky sleeves. However, since I kept my phone I use the internet on that and I will not need any of those sleeves unless I choose to go ahead and get a GPS add on (which I am going to do) In that case, the GPS will just stay in the car.

ALl in all, this thing is the best buy if you are willing to spend the money to have the BEST palmtop pc. I could not be more happy with it.

90 of 96 people found the following review helpful.
Simply the Best!
By Geoffrey S. Duncan
I was a bit hesitant about spending another [price] on yet another iPAQ. Not that I disliked my previous two (I’ve owned the 3600 and the 3800 series), but ten seconds after I turned the unit on (3955) I was glad I did! The iPAQ 3955 works so well I have renewed confidence in the “New HP” as Compaq has merged with HP. I must admit I was a bit skeptical when the merger was announce about the future of the iPAQ, but this first model since the merger has dispelled any concerns I previously held (Although the unit and all materials are still branded COMPAQ). The Consumer IP port is exceptional, it easily relaced my Phillips Pronto 2000 Universal remote, (with color to boot!) I’ve even downloaded a Voice activated Universal remote version for even easier use! The remote function alone is worth about [price]! The most striking feature is definately the display. Wow! When I compared the 3800 and the 3900 on each screen with identical files, I was amazed! The colors are vivid, crisp, great contrast, depth of color and is truely superior. Videos look amazing and sound incredible due in part to the Bass and Treble controls. The speaker is clear and for MP3′s the headphone jack makes the unit sound unmatched. The iPAQ’s popularity makes the availability of software vast, although there is currently limited software that takes advantage of the new processor speed (twice that of the earlier models). Be warned: Nexian is still having compatability issues with the 3900 series, so your Digital Camera expansion pack won’t work yet. Nexian hopes to have this fixed soon. All other accessories are compatible from the 3800 series to the 3900 series, and most all others for the 3600 series work as well (Except for cradles and other cables.) The unit has performed well to date with none of the quirks or bugs from the 3800 series. (LED issues, static with speaker, unit auto-turning on/off, unit requiring frequent soft resets, color resolution, contrast settings, etc.) As a previous owner of the iPAQ 3635, iPAQ 3835, and now the iPAQ 3955 (all purchased from Amazon.com), I can recommend the new iPAQ 3955 with overwhelming support! P.S. I was able to sell my previous units at about 80% of their original price on Amazon Marketplace, so again the investment in the iPAQ is well worth it, the depreciation is low since demand is high! I would highly recommend all you 3600 and 3800 users out there to trade up and sell your older units to those just beginning to get their feet wet with PDA’s. The older units are fantastic for High School or College students, make great gifts for graduation, and the newer units (3900 series) are essential for PDA junkies/technophiles who demand cutting edge technology!

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20 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
Not a Car Charger
By A
It should be noted that this travel charger is for plugging into an AC wall outlet, and not for use in an automobiles DC cigarette lighter.

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Essential Accessory
By Steven E. Baker
Top notch product.

Simply plug it into the bottom of your Prism, wait an hour and your Prism is fully charged and ready to go.

I’ve used it for three months now with no problems whatsoever. The transformer (Converts the AC to DC) is relatively small and it has a long cord for utility.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Quick charge when you need it
By Stanward S. M. Oshiro
I purchased the Visorphone recently and this travel charger is a wonder! I am not so enthusiastic about the battery life that Handspring claims for their Visorphone, but with this handy dandy charger, it’s A-OK.

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Sandisk 8gb 30mb Ultra Ii Cf Card

SanDisk Ultra memory cards feature more immediate performance, dandier storage capacities, and better dependability, so you may get the most from your investment in a feature-rich, high-quality digital camera or camcorder

SanDisk Ultra CompactFlash cards are idealisti for your most demanding photo shoots, including photojournalism and event, sports, nature and fashion photography.

Features and Benefits

• A minimum sustained write speed of 9MB per second and a read speed of 10MB per second
• High-density flash memory and optimized controller engineering lets you save big effigy files quicker
• Low power consumption, which means longer battery life.
• Type I format
• Ready for rapid-fire shooting

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68 of 68 people found the following review helpful.
Huge, Fast and Reliable
By David P. Shaw
I am very fond of my Sandisk cards.
I also have a Sandisk 4.0 GB Extreme card, and did an interesting comparison. I held a recording time race between Ultra and Extreme, here in my livingroom. Recording a big buffer full of photos in multiple trials, the recording times were identical. The more expensive Extreme was no faster than this card. In my case, the recording rate has to be limited by my camera, a Nikon 8800.
Having a reliable card as large as 8.0 GB is very helpful.
My cards have traveled to Alaska, Mexico, and Ecuador, and have had to function in all sorts of conditions. They have recorded 100,000+ photos, each of which I desperately did not want to loose. I back them up as often as I can, but I still worry, and I have lost photos when other cards failed.
I am pleased to say I have never lost a photo from a Sandisk card – in spite of the abuse I put them through.
Last week I filled up my Sandisk Ultra II 8.0 GB with important photos – carefully staged photos of butterfly specimens at the California Academy of Sciences. I worked 12 hours a day for 8 days on this project. The card behaved as it always has, and every single one of the 2400 photos I took, made it home safely.
Do back your cards up often, but from experience I can say that I have a very, very favorable impression of this card.

46 of 47 people found the following review helpful.
Great Card for the money
By BillB
This is the best value in an 8 gig card. I’ve bought a couple super fast generic cards and they are slooooow. False advertizing. I will stick to name brands. I’m using this in a Nikon D2X and D200 and the card is plenty fast. It will empty a full buffer of 25 raw images in one minute, plenty fast for me. Faster brand name cards might be faster but more money. For me this is the right balance of speed and cost.

11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
High capacity, high speed, maximum flexibility…
By Sprout
I’ve been using this card on my camera since early May, and I am completely enthralled by the flexibility that its speed and capacity give me. Try as I might, the closest I’ve come to filling this card up on my Canon XTi was on a 5 day long trip where I shot over 3,000 pictures on Medium/Fine quality (2816×1880). I didn’t have my computer or any other storage with me on the trip, so I was anticipating having to go through and start deleting pictures at some point to be able to keep everything I wanted and still be able to shoot more. On the third day though, I realized that I had only half-filled the card with about 2,000 shots. I was also able to get a 90-shot burst at 3fps on medium. For the most part, Medium/Fine resolution on the XTi will be good enough for most prints. I’ve printed up to 11×14 with a bit of post-processing with great success.

So the card by itself will handle a very photo-happy trip with the right quality settings. But when I’m going out for something a bit more deliberate, say some portraits for a friend, I can shoot about 800 photos in RAW, and almost 450 in RAW+JPEG-large! (though if I need JPEGs I usually just do a quick batch conversion when I import everything onto my PC into Adobe Lightroom)

However my favorite thing about this card is that I can use it to shoot timelapse without having to tote my laptop around. If I can get access to an AC outlet, or use the inverter in my car for field-work, I can set up my camera with just my locked shutter release cable or the converted intervalometer I sometimes snag from my friend. This means I don’t have to bring my laptop, I don’t have to set up the software with the cabling, I don’t have to worry about powering my laptop, I don’t need to quickly respond to any computer-to-camera communication issues, I can set up and move much more quickly…there’s just a boatload of advantages!

If I shoot in medium/fine resolution, this card will give me enough frames for a 2-minute, 24fps high-definition time lapse video. If I shoot in small/fine resolution (1936×1280 is still higher resolution than 1080P video’s 1920×1080) I can do nearly 4-minutes. And if I want to sacrifice a small amount of quality for length, shooting at small/regular I can get nearly 10-minutes of timelapse video.

On the speed side of things, this card is plenty quick. Surprisingly I get a fast transfer straight from the camera over a USB cable than with my card reader, but it might just be a bad card reader. But I can transfer a nearly-full card in just a few minutes. Camera to card transfer is pretty fast, and it only takes a few seconds for the buffer to clear after single a RAW+JPEG-L shot, and about 20 seconds to clear the full buffer (good for 9 RAW+JPEG-L, 12 RAW, or 90+ Medium/Fine pictures)…

I also have not had a single instance of data corruption or any other problems with this CF card. It’s solid as a rock and I’m extremely glad that I didn’t go for something smaller or cheaper.

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Microsoft Sidewinder X3 Mouse

Microsoft SideWinder X3 Mouse UUC-00001 Mice

The versatile Microsoft® SideWinder™ Mouse X3 is an lowpriced addition to the award-winning line of SideWinder gaming productions that’s perfective for usual gaming and daily mouse usage. This stylish mouse delivers ease for either hand with a light, weight-balanced shape and wide glide feet for posing no difficulty handling, along with SideWinder gaming features such as recessed side buttons, High Definition Laser, 200 to 2000 dpi on the fly switching, macros, 5 assignable main buttons—and more!

Features:

Either-Hand Comfort Familiar shape for right- or left-handed ease that fits most hand sizes.

Low-Profile Lateral Side Buttons Easy access for the duration of gaming and every day computing.

Additional Features: Five programmable main buttons Weight-balanced plus wide glide feet Centered laser port for targeting accuracy

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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
Not Perfect but good gaming/general use mouse
By Anthony
I am glad I purchased this although it is not without it’s flaws, so I’ll try to go into detail as much as possible so you can decide it it’s for you.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Great but not Perfect
By E I
First, I’m not a gamer, so this review relates to general computer use. I use Windows 7 64 and I have a 22″ widescreen display set at 1680 x 1050. I also use a secondary display (side by side) when I am programming. I use a kind of hybred grip, I rest my lower palm on the base of the mouse, my thumb and ring fingers on the sides, and my index and middle finger are elevated over the mouse with my fingertips gently resting on buttons 1 and 2. Now on to the sidewinder X3 …

The mouse has a conventional feel to it and it is very light. The size/shape/weight compare to my MS intellimouse optical. Very comfortable for daily use, I use mine for 8-10 hours a day. The grip is comfortable, I’m right handed, but would be the same for lefties. The mouse body is plastic, the grey top area is very smooth, the black left and right sides appear to be slightly textured but it is almost unnoticeable. The mouse has large teflon feet and it glides effortlessly. I’m using mine on a 2 dollar cloth/rubber backed mouse pad. It appears it would be very easy to clean if you got some peanut butter or sonmething on it (come on, we all have done this!). The right/left mouse buttons (buttons 1/2) are very responsive and have a nice click to them. The mouse wheel is rubber, has a good feel to it and spins in a racheted fashion. The wheel click (button 3) is very easy to do and does not cause the mouse to scroll when pressing. The left/right side buttons (buttons 4/5) are also very responsive and have a nice click to them, but they are located pretty far foward on the mouse body. To select the button on the thumb side (depends on left or right handed) you must move your hand forward on the mouse body. The button on your ring finger side is easily selected using your ring finger (for me anyways). The DPI buttons are placed on the very top of the mouse behind the mouse wheel and are out of the way, they are easy to select, but you won’t select them by mistake. Overall a nice feel.

I installed Intellimouse 7.0, this software will ‘enhance’ the mouse applet in your control panel. With the enhanced mouse control applet you can reprogram all 5 buttons and set the dpi for each of the 3 dpi buttons (from 200 to 2000 dpi). I left the 5 buttons at their default settings, and set my DPIs to 2000/1600/1000. You can also define custom settings and/or macros for specific applications. Pretty cool. One thing to note, In pointer options, set pointer speed to 6 and enhance pointer precision to off. This will set tracking to 1:1 meaning the software will not try to speed up/slow down mouse movements, the mouse will control this. You can then use the different dpi settings to determine where you are most comfortable.

Regarding performance, this mouse is superb. The mouse is very responsive and tracking is excellent. I’m using the 2000 dpi setting, with no software acceleration (see above). The mouse polls on the usb port at 500hz so there is absoluutely no lag (at most 2 ms). Most mice poll at 125hz (8 ms lag). Precision movements are very easy to control. Selecting and clicking on specific locations is very effortless. With my previous mouse (450 dpi) I used the highest setting in pointer precision, in this mode the software tries to adjust where you are selecting, and sometimes you have to readjust the pointer, by wiggling the mouse. No more. Not at 1:1. I move the mouse, the pointer moves exactly where I want. I use this mouse for 8-10 house at a time and I feel no fatigue or stress on my hand.

Overall I highly recomment this mouse, but full retail price is still a little high. I got mine for roughly 40% off retail, so just a few bucks more than a traditional 5 button mouse. The comfort, response time, and precision of the mouse are all great. My only complaint, the side button next to your thumb. It’s a pain to select, hopefully I’ll get used to it.

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