Its days are numbered...apparently
I think it will go in a few years time, everything in technology gets replaced eventually.
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"You even have emotive systems where you can wear a headset and control a computer by simply thinking and that's a device set to hit the market in September."
Judgement days lads...
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"The death of the mouse is greatly exaggerated," said Rory Dooley senior vice president and general manager of Logitech's control devices unit.
This.
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how gutted would you be if you were the guy who invented the mouse and the patent runs out before they take off, wounded, poor bloke!!
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Not if it performs a basic practical function it won't, the mouse will certainly change (as it did from having a ball to an optical sensor and then to going wireless, and now integrated into a Nintendo Will pointer) but it's still here after nearly 40 years for a reason - it works and it's cheap.
Also Microsoft have reintroduced at least one model of mouse which was popular with gamers. Say what you like about their OS, their hardware is a dream - I've got two wired ball Intellimice that still work, and bought a Wheel Mouse optical for just over a tenner last month.
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liquidfit wrote:
everything in technology gets replaced eventually.
The wheel?
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