does we need to have a mouse pad or we can us it with out the pad?
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You can use it without a mouse pad, but like I said in my review, I don't really recommend it as it broke in 2 months.
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depends if it's a smooth service, mine worked on a black table with no pad fine
463674
sorry for late respond my friend.... I use mine anywhere, right now i'm using it on a book XD... the only place that it can not be use is on glass, well, you can not use any mouse on glass field... I hope this answer helps you :)
463675
Great question. Ironically today I got back home and didn't have the mousepad out under it yet since I was lazy and it worked on my desk. So it should work unless the surface doesn't allow for it.
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Yes that's what I do. The touch pad is so quirky you almost have to use an external mouse. The only caveat is that there is only one USB port so if you're using a wireless mouse you can't use the USB port for anything else.
385209
I do not use a mouse pad. I use MS Office 7 Word every day with this mouse. Quiet clicks. No problems whatsoever.
846716
You can but the mouse pad on the computer is very easy to use. It has multiple touch functions that work just like the touchscreen.
2166721
Yes. I use the keyboard, number pad and a trackpad mouse I have instead of the included mouse.
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I would say yes, if you do not have an over-sized laptop. My husband and I have 17.5 inch laptops and there is little room left. My older laptop fits with enough room for a mouse. You may just have to pick the mouse up to scroll far distances across the screen. There would not be enough room for a mouse-pad, but the material on the foam desktop is quite similar to one. I hope this answers your question. And by the way...my husband's legs are looking great now.
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I only ordered the case, I did not see a mouse pad included. Did you order that separately?
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It essentially becomes your mouse so it interfaces just as a mouse would. You can use the pen to the pad or your fingers to the pad. I would suggest the medium as I think it allows for more economies of scale and making the tasks easier rather than requiring a large range of motion that a large pad requires. Yet, a medium can also be placed on your lap if you want.
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No, it is like a wireless mouse and keyboard. You still need the computer to work along with it.
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I don't use a mouse with mine, if that is what you mean. As far as I am aware, you cannot touch the screen and use it.
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The answer is yes. I do not recommend this computer because of the touch pad. I have had 7 or 8 laptops over the years and this one I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. If you are not going to use it with a mouse, you should pass on it.
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The mouse pad is a separately purchased attachment to the laptop stand. The are both sold separately.
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there is a soft rubber mat with a gel wrist pad. the mouse surface is hard plastic that can be used with or without the rubber mat.
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On my desk I have a laptop and mouse pad. I use it for school, I am comfortable having a notebook next to my computer for notes. The desk is shallow but long enough I also keep something to hold folders and a cup for pens. Hope this helps!
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No, we have a 15 inch laptop and there is no place for a mouse, but with a wireless mouse this has not been a problem finding a spot for the mouse
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I carry my cord and mouse in mine, and probably a thin mouse pad would go in, as well...if you aren't taking your plug in cord, then the mouse and pad would easily fit in. I LOVE my carrying case :D
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I use a mouse also, plugs in by USB I just never touch the touch pad. My mouse is a Microsoft wireless 4000You can add external mouse and keyboard with USB. BTW, this is a great computer for the price. Sleek, modern, duel Core AMD Radeon. E2 HD LED LCD widescreen. Only 4 GB memory though and 500GBHDD. I don't know if there is any way to disable pad, but why would you need to with a mouse? Best of luck. I hope I helped.