>> In article <05lll41ihoeoi0ejsgdunbv9vohh3cc...@4ax.com>,
>> Howard Brazee <how...@brazee.net> wrote:

>>> On Tue, 30 Dec 2008 12:27:03 -0700, Dylan Winslow
>>> <dyl...@xmission.dot.com> wrote:

>>>> You've probably already settled on a replacement for your  MM, but I
>>>> thought I'd mention this:

>>>> http://www.targus.com/us/formac/

>>> I've never been able to figure out the attraction of having a wireless
>>> mouse.  I see some detractions though.

>> I'm in the same boat as you. I've never felt the cord on my mouse was in
>> the way at all.

>> And the tracking of every Bluetooth mouse I've tried so far felt vaguely
>> (and in some cases extremely) disconnected from my physical movements,
>> which is always disconcerting to me. For instance, the wireless Mighty
>> Mouse I have at work feels sluggish when I use it, as if the cursor on
>> the screen lags behind my physical movements just enough for me to
>> notice it. And another wireless Logitech mouse I have has a sort of
>> jittery feel to it. It's a subtle thing in each case, but is there
>> none-the-less. In contrast, the tracking of every wired mouse I have
>> feels directly in synchronizations with my physical movements.

> I first bought an Intellimouse, which really fit my hand extremely well.
> Other than that, it was a total dud.

> I exchanged it for the Logitech MouseMan Optical, and, I must say, it
> performed just about as well as a wired mouse. I'd be using it now if I
> could get the OS X version of the driver to work properly.