Is this a mouse where you move the whole thing to navigate or more like a trackball where the whole thing is stationary and you just move part?
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Hi Debbie.. Yes you are in fact quite correct, this is not quite a mouse but a 3-d trackball and used with a mouse for the manipulation of 3D models.It is exceptionally good for 3D CAD solids modeling packages like Soildworks, Inventor, Ironcad, CATIA and so on. It can also be used for remote CCTV camera operations and other applications as required. See the manufacturer's website: http://www.3dconnexion.eu/products/spacenavigator.htmlRegards,Tony DMelbourne, Australia
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The base is stationary. This is not work as a mouse. The upper portion works with very little motion, more on pressure. It is heavy enough that it does not move around. I use it for viewing graphics used for writing Machining code. It will probably work with most graphics programs to rotate the 3D graphic. I am very happy with it.
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It's the same as any other mouse, it works really well. It doesn't have a middle click, and it's a little bit light, but it's quite precise.
374005
No, but it allows similar function by holding a button and move the whole mouse forward and backward.
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It's stationary. My daughter does kind of run into things (the wall, couch, rug) but she does like it. You do have to push forward; if you push DOWN on the handle it tips over. So definitely not for someone who isn't walking decently. This is not a "learn to walk" walker.
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By default it's just a generic programmable button. I set it to act as the mouse wheel click, because I don't like clicking the mouse wheel. You can set it to practically anything you want through the software though, like keystrokes or macros. Hope that helps!
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Not a traditional keyboard and mouse. It is a handheld text keyboard with a track pad.
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Yes it has the capability and i have used that feature once but i cant say if it is as responsive as using an actual mouse.
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For scrolling it is like touch screen. But the clicking is not, it is an actual mechanical click. It does detects which sides of the mouse you are clicking. The most difficult one is the middle button click. You have to use 2 fingers clicking about half an inch above the logitech logo. For me the middle button clicking is a hit and miss. And again, I don't do much middle button clicking so I may not be touching the same spot all the time when doing it.
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My experience is it treats your touch just like a mouse. You can specify in settings whether that is a left or right click or a select and slide.
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It makes about a 5 X 5 inch magnified section around your cursor and moves as you move your mouse. I love it!
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This is a 3 button mouse with two extra features built into the scroll wheel. Push the scroll wheel left or right and it will go back or forward when surfing the internet on any browser. This is an excellent mouse in my opinion without the need for two side buttons for this feature. The mouse buttons are also programmable for ease of use for any user.
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Yes it scroll, ex: the in browsers. You have 4 bouttons you can configure. I made one of them as Universal Scroll. You click on it, then arrows appear. Then you use the ball to scroll. You can adjust it to scroll faster than a Wheel mouse, and it's more previse.So no more moving the mouse all over the place to scroll horizontally and vertically in browsing.
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No, it's just a regular two-way scroll wheel. It can be pressed as a third button, but that's nothing to write home about.
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No, up and down like most Windows mouses. If you want L/R scrolling, a trackball type is usually the way to go. There are some good wireless units that use a thumb ball. I have had the older big ball type and they were all too big to work well except for some graphics applications.
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The mouse has a wheel right in between the left and right buttons that allow you to scroll.
994690
Sorry I do not know. Why would you ever want to go back to a mouse after a trackball?
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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.