Trackballs
May. 22nd, 2005 09:10 pmI get significant carpal tunnel symptoms when I use a regular mouse heavily. For this reason, I use a trackball. Unfortunately, I find that there's a very thin selection of trackballs available compared to mice, and more to the point, the trackballs I find suck. Their cursor positioning is erratic, so that using the mouse for fine control means either slowing down greatly (move the mouse to where I want, wait for visual confirmation that it really went there, then click) or enough mousing errors to keep my blood pressure significantly elevated.
I would be willing to pay a premium price (though not a completely insane one) for a trackball that actually gave smooth, reliable, consistent cursor positioning without sacrificing the standard convenience features of a mouse (i.e., two buttons and a wheel). Does anyone know of such a thing? Alternatively, is it possible that there's a (WinXP) software solution?
I would be willing to pay a premium price (though not a completely insane one) for a trackball that actually gave smooth, reliable, consistent cursor positioning without sacrificing the standard convenience features of a mouse (i.e., two buttons and a wheel). Does anyone know of such a thing? Alternatively, is it possible that there's a (WinXP) software solution?
Re: You need a vertical controller...
Date: 2005-05-23 07:05 pm (UTC)