DescentBB

Hi Guys,

I saw Nexy's new computer thread, did I sense that that you all for the most part concur on the keyboard? Microsoft optical pro, right?

I am such a poor keyboarder though that I am thinking that a mouse with some extra buttons might be helpful. Do those of you who have a "gaming mouse" like them? Would a mouse with extra buttons be helpful to an old woman who was a klutz even when she was a young woman?

Thanks for any advice you might give me.

Margo

The Logitech MX900 is nice and im about to grab it soon. I'm replacing my Razer Boomslang which has been in service for nearly 4 years (the third revision of the origional 2000 series.)

Thanks Top Wop!

I have the MX 1000 (cordless laser), and its pretty nice. I prefer my old MX300 for games though, because its smaller and lighter.

me and vindi got the mouse at the same time, heh, we got a hella deal, but anyways, i got the natural mouse from MS, very good, i thought vindi was crazy the first time i saw his. but it turned out good. and the laser mouse is pimp
/me grabs edge of shirt

i like the heavier mouse, so i use it all the time

mx 500/510 is pretty good for gaming/flight sims. cos its corded it doenst go to sleep saving the embaressment of getting blown to bits if you stop moving it for 2 mins or so. also its a pretty blue colour

Thanks guys! I'll be handing this thread to Santa in a couple of weeks!

Keytronic Lifetime Series keyboards are excellent. They have a denser wire matrix therefore you can push more keys in one area without one dropping out.

x2 on the keytronic lifetime series. sweeeet keyboard. Logitech MX510 for the mouse. <3

x3 on keytronic lifetime. Best gaming keyboards EVAR.