http://www.notesfromthecape.com/2007/03/2-orchids-and-1-onion-to-microsoft.html Notes from the Cape - a photo-journal from Cape Town, South Africa Tue, 07 Feb 2012 12:01:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.notesfromthecape.com/2007/03/2-orchids-and-1-onion-to-microsoft.html/comment-page-1#comment-119 Craig Tue, 06 Mar 2007 12:01:09 +0000 http://craigstrachan.com/nftc/2007/03/2-orchids-and-1-onion-to-microsoft.html#comment-119 Yes, but the new MS mouse has got some sort of invisible lazer beam, so you cannot see it in the dark! They must have listened to some customer feedback! Yes, but the new MS mouse has got some sort of invisible lazer beam, so you cannot see it in the dark! They must have listened to some customer feedback!

]]> http://www.notesfromthecape.com/2007/03/2-orchids-and-1-onion-to-microsoft.html/comment-page-1#comment-120 Andrew Tue, 06 Mar 2007 10:20:17 +0000 http://craigstrachan.com/nftc/2007/03/2-orchids-and-1-onion-to-microsoft.html#comment-120 Craig. Very cool - but be aware of using it in presentations. Reason being the optical mouse has a red light which shines out from underneath. When you are on stage (particularly when in a darkened room/auditorium) the red light that shines/flashes is very irritating to the audience ! As the mouse is in your hand yo never see it but the audience clearly does. I saw this practicaly kill a companies presentation for a very large ERP tender bid. Craig. Very cool – but be aware of using it in presentations. Reason being the optical mouse has a red light which shines out from underneath. When you are on stage (particularly when in a darkened room/auditorium) the red light that shines/flashes is very irritating to the audience ! As the mouse is in your hand yo never see it but the audience clearly does. I saw this practicaly kill a companies presentation for a very large ERP tender bid.

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