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Laser mouse actually better than infra-red?
Are people find that a laser mouse actually makes a difference in real
life when compared to an infra-red mouse? Am not a gamer but I want a decent performance from my next mouse. |
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Laser mouse actually better than infra-red?
i am a (bad) gamer, always used MS mice up till 6 months ago when i bought a
trust laser mouse. can honestly say it's fantastic, works on more surfaces (i have a black glass desk and it even works on that (though not well enough to play)!) only prob i had was having to slow the mouse down in windows. "Jon D" wrote in message ... Are people find that a laser mouse actually makes a difference in real life when compared to an infra-red mouse? Am not a gamer but I want a decent performance from my next mouse. |
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Laser mouse actually better than infra-red?
On Thu, 22 Mar 2007 22:29:12 GMT, Jon D
wrote: Are people find that a laser mouse actually makes a difference in real life when compared to an infra-red mouse? Am not a gamer but I want a decent performance from my next mouse. First, mice that have red LEDs are not infrared. Infrared mice would have light you can't see. Yes a laser optical system can be a large improvement if your mousing surface is difficult, or if you need higher resolution, which is typically if you either do something very demanding of per-pixel accuracy like photo editing or gaming, or if your use of a mouse is to set it's movement faster than average and move the mouse less on the pad per the on-screen movement ratio. Since you are not a gamer, it may depend on what your most demanding use is, and what you'd be comparing it again. All RED LED mice are not equal, there's more to it than that. Different sized sensors, different sampling speeds, better optics, even the driver can impact whether your mouse is fine-tuned to your particular need. So there is a real difference between laser and LED, but only you can decide if it matters. Try a few at a local store, the shape is as important as the optical system, IMO. |
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