Peripheral power: 30 peripherals tested

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23 December 2002 01:00 PM
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Kensington PocketMouse

RRP: AU$72.95 Kensington PocketMouse

The Good: A tiny mouse for intermittent notebook use, the Optical PocketMouse comes with its own carrying baggie. Like the larger Optical mouse, it avoids the worrying shape problems of the ValuMouse series.

The Bad: Unless you've got very small hands, long term use of the PocketMouse could be ergonomically bad.

The Verdict: Like the similar PocketMouse Pro and Microsoft Notebook Optical Mouse, the PocketMouse is a one trick pony; anyone using a desktop can do better, but notebook users who need a small mouse for small surfaces may want to take a look. For what it's worth, Microsoft's very similar offering is a touch cheaper.

Peripheral Power
Introduction

Mice
Belkin USB Mouse
Belkin Optical USB/PS2 Mouse
Belkin Combo USB/PS2 Mouse
Kensington ValuMouse 2 Button
Kensington ValuMouse 3 Button
Kensington ValuMouse Scroll
Kensington Mouse-In-A-Box Optical
Kensington PocketMouse
Kensington PocketMouse Pro
Logitech MX300 Mouse
Logitech MX500 Mouse
Microsoft Notebook Optical Mouse
Microsoft Optical Mouse Blue
Microsoft Wheel Mouse Optical

Microsoft Wireless Optical Mouse Blue

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