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Sometimes I would rather use a mouse on my laptop instead of the touchpad. At home, I simply plug one in, but when I travel I can't do this.
The Mini-Mousepad would be a small mousing surface that slides out of the side of the laptop with a mini-mouse attached and connected to the computer internally.
This way the mouse won't get separated from the computer.
HP OmniBook
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[krelnik, Nov 08 2004]
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I seem to remember seeing a mousepad like this, as a clip-on rather than built-in, but I can't find any links. |
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Could you run your mouse on the CD tray...? |
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HP made a micro-laptop that had a tiny little mouse that popped out of the side and operated on a little swing arm. The movement was measured inside by how the arm moved, so the tiny mouse had no electrical parts in it. I thought it was pretty neat, but apparently I was the only one. See link. |
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sure, but I would rather have a 60gb hard drive
(it would take up so much space) |
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My laptop has a USB optical mouse. I use any approximately flat surface as a mouse-pad, such as my thigh, or a char (="chair"; sorry, [half]) arm, or the part of the laptop next to the touchpad.
//when I travel I can't do this.//
Why not?
<really confused> |
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I would _always_ rather use a mouse than my touchpad. |
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("char arm", angel? I know a guy who had one of those. He fell on a really, really hot barbecue grill. Ended up with a really cool scar on his forearm.) |
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---- change your name, please! |
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I always read it as [VeryNegative], [po]. |
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