what is a laser mouse
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A laser is used to guide the movement of the mouse.There are different products used for the mouse, but laser is more precise.
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John, If you have the wherewithal to pose this question, you have the necessary resources to find an answer. Enter your search string into any search engine and you will find more references than you might expect. If it is the term laser that puzzles you, start by understanding that the word is an acronym and should be in all caps, LASER, short for Light Amplification by Stimulation Emission of Radiation.
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It uses a laser to sense movement. This is in comparison to the old style mouse that has a little ball on the bottom. Laser mice are MUCH more accurate and can be used on almost any surface, and have almost no maintenance.
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A laser mouse simply means the mouse can be use on almost all surface. Such as, a smooth glass desk, wooden desk, or even on a jeans on your lap. The difference between a laser mouse and a regular mouse is, a regular mouse use a ball to roll. Therefore the surface bust be evenly flat and soft such as mouse-pad. Whereas a laser mouse use a laser technology to enable the mouse to work on almost all surface.
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Cord is hand pressure pad to activate laser with palm of ur hand against the hand grip of ur laser. The laser takes batteries
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I do not know what that is, but mine works great. A remote mouse is the best thing to use with this device.
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it works fine with a laser mouse,I have a naga 2014, with a 8200 bpi laser, it tracks and works beautifully. I would never go back to another mouse surface.
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I succeeded by going to System Preferences and Bluetooth on my MacBook Pro. When turned on, it showed that it was detecting a laser mouse. I clicked on connect and now it works!
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I use the Steelseries QCK mousepad, works brilliantly with the optic laser the Spawn uses, to keep in mind tho is never to use a plastic mousepad for an optical mouse, it doesnt work and it's very important it's a dark colour for the best response. So any mousepad will do as long it doesn't have a plastic surface or a bright colour.
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This is a regular size computer mouse. My daughter uses it for her laptop .
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Adriel is right. The bright red light from optical mice is not a laser--it's a bright red LED. Laser mice use a nearly invisible laser beam to track surfaces with greater accuracy compared to optical mice.
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It works great with my razer naga original and epic. Both are laser I believe
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The goal of both laser mice and optical mice is to provide a way to transform the motion of the user's hand into digital signals that the computer can use. The main difference between laser and optical mice is the type of light that is used to track movement on the computer screen. While a standard optical mouse uses an LED light, a laser mouse contains a small laser that is used to monitor the movements of the mouse and represent them on the screen. For this reason, a laser mouse is typically more expensive.
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All of my Crimson Trace lasergrips use red lasers. They do have green lasers available if you prefer.
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Its a 2.4 gigabyte radio frequency mouse.... Works on radio frequency to communicate ....
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This mouse makes use of the standard USB mouse drivers included in Windows and requires no additional driver. It should be recognized as soon as you plug it in. If it isn't, you almost certainly have a defective device. Did the laser light ever come on? If not, you DEFINITELY have a bad mouse...
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As a few other answers mentioned, this is an optical mouse. Laser mice are better but more expensive; however, most people ought to be satisfied with this optical solution.
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Its just a laser, however dont buy one from this company. They are purely worthless junk. I know from experience, try a different brand!!!
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I have used several different models of these Logitech keyboards and mice, from MK270 through MK520. They all had a device that emits a focused light beam, like a laser, just not through a process of optical amplification based on the stimulated emission of electromagnetic radiation, which a general description of a laser. The difference is immaterial in the mouse as far as I can determine. These "otical source" mice have enough resolution to do HD graphics work. They work far better than the first lasers did, in fact.
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It's simple. The red dot. Once ya used to the red dot, you would not need a mouse.