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Kensington USB Laser PilotMouse
04/29/06 Page 2 Installation & Appearance
Installation:
Installation for input devices should
be almost effortless if there are any problems that would be a huge
disadvantage to any company trying to sell products. In the past we had
allot of pleasant results with all the USB input devices Kensington has
provided and as I expected the PilotMouse desktop version was no
exception. I tried this device on many platforms using several methods.
Most important is plugging the device in after the OS is up and making
sure the mouse works. In all cases Kensington shined. Bellow is a list
of OS's that we used in this test.
Windows Win2000 WinXP Home WInXP Pro
SP1 and SP2
Appearance: Appearances are very nice the look is pretty stock with mice these days there are contours for your hands and the color scheme is pleasant the chrome accents is a cool touch. The packaging is Kensington's Stock blue and white cardboard very easy to Identify and unique enough that all Kensington products can be set as the same scheme. Not much to say really for appearance other then I am glad it wasn't one of the round old school mice that just are plain old ugly. I also liked the design of the buttons rather then creating breaks in the mouse the bluish area is one solid piece for both buttons giving a more appealing sleek design. One area that might be a good improvement is the adding of an LED to make it either for a communication status when connecting form the USB plug to mouse itself, or just extra flash for the gamer. The lack of an LED might be for battery usage and energy saving I will need to check into this if so and the lack of the light converts into a dollar saving for the consumer then it might be a plus.
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