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Name		Best Price	No. of reviews	Rating
	Microsoft Wireless Optical	£17.41	2	7.5	Write your review
	Logitech MX518	£22.99	1	10.0	Write your review
	Logitech MX1000 Laser Cordless Laser Mouse inc Charging Base	£39.57	1	9.0	Write your review
	Logitech MX 510 Optical	£31.95	2	10.0	Write your review
	Genius-Kye k300 Wireless Optical	-	1	10.0	Write your review
	Logitech MX700 Wireless Optical	£16.34	1	10.0	Write your review
	Tekia Esens Optical M5	-	1	10.0	Write your review
	3M Renaissance Mouse	-	1	8.0	Write your review
	Aries Cordless Optical Wheel Mouse	-	1	10.0	Write your review
	Genius Wireless RF Powerscroll	£18.79	1	10.0	Write your review
	IOGear Wireless Bluetooth Mini Mouse	-	1	10.0	Write your review
	Kensington SlimBlade Media Mouse	-	1	3.0	Write your review
	Logitech G5 Gaming Mouse	£37.49	1	10.0	Write your review
	Logitech G9 Laser Gaming Mouse	£48.27	1	9.0	Write your review
	Logitech Mini Optical	£4.69	1	6.0	Write your review
	Logitech MX500 Optical	£22.99	3	9.0	Write your review
	Logitech TrackMan Wheel	£23.99	1	8.0	Write your review
	Logitech VX Nano	£33.99	1	10.0	Write your review
	Logitech Wheel	£5.85	3	9.7	Write your review
	Microsoft Blue Optical	-	2	5.0	Write your review

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Howstuffworks"How Computer Mice Work"
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In comparison to the traditional Optical-Mechanical mouse, the Optical is a much better solution for a computer mouse.
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Independent Computer Advice: The Computer Mouse
A description of the basic computer mouse and the optical computer mouse ... ... on top of the mouse. Like the keyboard the basic mouse ...
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Who Invented the Computer Mouse - Douglas Engelbart
Douglas Engelbart invented point and click computing with the computer mouse windows etc.
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Computer Keyboard Functions
It has a similar effect in many other applications and was in use, long before it was common to use a mouse with a computer.
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The Keyboard Company is a UK specialist keyboard and pointing device supplier. We have all types of keyboards and mice, and sell to all types ...
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Mouse Mat - Building a Computer: Component Description
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Mouse (computing) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In computing, a mouse (plural mice or mouses) functions as a pointing device by detecting two-dimensional motion relative to its supporting surface. ...
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