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That's pretty awesome.
But, if you like your trackball, and it's working fine, and you've got no problems with it, just use your trackball. If not, just get a cheap wired (wireless only if you're not crazy about competitive online PC gaming) mouse that is comfortable to your hand.
camaro driver? what generation? Got a '67 SS in the garage myself... not mine tough lol
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4th gen, 2001 Z28. Wish I had some money to hook up a classic. I get in too much trouble tho lol, I just completed my online traffic school this morning for a $426 speeding ticket :(.
What's a trackball?gotcha455That's a sarcastic question, right? (If it isn't, imagine an older ball mouse that's been inverted so that the ball faces up and it moves the cursor in the direction that you roll it instead of the direction opposite of where you roll it. That's the basic premise.) I'm used to normal sliding mice, so that's what I use. Of course, some things were made for trackballs, in which case I bust out my trusty CH Products DT225 USB. (Not the most impressive trackball at first sight, but it's extremely programmable if you use the Control Manager software and have the patience to learn a scripting language.)
I love trackballs, not so much for gaming or everyday use, but when I am working on someones PC real quick and have limited room, you can't beat a trackball.
It is just some random logitech from a while back, good ol PS/2 hook up.
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