i need a mouse for gaming , wired one?
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There is always an option to change the sensitivity in Windows or in the mouse's specific software.  I have the Logitech G5 and it's just wonderful.  I use 2000dpi in regular Windows, and when I play BF2142, I lower the dpi while on foot, but in vehicles I put it back at 2000dpi.  The buttons right on the mouse make it really convenient.  :)  I'm sure you can find ways to optimize your mouse...unless, you really want a new one.
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If you mean optical, I use one.  They are much better than the old roller-ball mice and much lighter weight too.  I suggest investing in one, they really do make life easier (instead of trying to clean those little white wheels almost constantly!)
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plz zen stop using a roller ball mouse. go the optical or laser way\n\ngo to this site\n\nhttp://shopping.kelkoo.co.uk/b/a/ss_roller_ball_mouse.html
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Must agree,  Logitech
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Go to there web page and click on contact or feedback and ask them if there is a driver available for the mouse.\n\nhttp://www.mc5948.com/english/Product.asp?BigClassName=MC-MOUSE+SERIES&SmallClassName=MC-8033
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Optical mice rely on being able to read the surface they are on. perhaps whatever surface you are mousing on is simply not compatible. try a mouse pad or no mouse pad or a pepperoni pizza. the last one wont work but its pretty tasty! good luck!
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Try the http://www.logitech.com/ website.\n\nThey do a great range of wireless items that should help you
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Try a mouse that plugs in to the USB port instead. They are really cheap.
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Microsoft has the largest "puck" mice. Try the wireless 6000.
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Laser is supposedly better, but my optical mouse works GREAT, so I wouldn't need one. Optical just uses a red light, laser uses ... a laser for better precision.
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move the mouse quickly
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Okay!\n\nLogitech are better.
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Buy one (recommended). You can also steal one (not recommended).\n\nThe computer mouse is available in almost all the computer shops.\n\nFor buying mouse the animal, see the second source.
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Yes.  The Apple iBooks, PowerBooks, etc. do everything the desktops do if you know what you're looking for.  They don't need a mouse, since they have a touch pad that works the same way a mouse does.
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I have a logitech, it works great, when you go to the store to purchase one, don't buy the cheapest one--that way you're gonna get a good one either way:) rechargeable ones are nicest, make sure it has a good distance use/battery life/laser
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http://computer.howstuffworks.com/mouse.htm
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Make sure you have good batteries in the mouse.\nI have to change mine every 2-3 weeks (it gets lots of use, lol)\n\nPlug in the receiver to the usb port.  If it came with software, install it (many don't).  Push the reset/connect button on the receiver and on the mouse.  You should be set to go then.