Anyone use one & what are they like?
I know they are aimed more at Windows 8 users but are they good enough to use as a mouse replacement for general navigation in W7?
I already use a Logitech Trackball Mouse on all my computers but I'd like to have a Touchpad on the sim rig as I could sit it in my lap & not reach out to the desk & around the steering wheel.
So I'm think of getting the Logitech T650 for around $70 which is not cheap if they're next to useless: http://www.logitech.com/en-au/product/t ... ?crid=1153" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Touchpads & similar devices - any good?
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Touchpads & similar devices - any good?
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Actually I just found this lower spec model for $35: http://www.logitechshop.com.au/logitech ... stage.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Anyone used that online shop &/or can vouch if it is legit?
Cause at that price I'm willing to try one.
Anyone used that online shop &/or can vouch if it is legit?
Cause at that price I'm willing to try one.
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Been using a Apple touchpad on the iMac for ages.
I bought it for the bride to use but could never get the fucker working in Win7.
Takes some getting used to and on the odd occasion is a fucking arse ache. Most times though, it is great.
I bought it for the bride to use but could never get the fucker working in Win7.
Takes some getting used to and on the odd occasion is a fucking arse ache. Most times though, it is great.
Sarc ; my second favourite type of gasm.
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Trackballs! argh they can burn in hell!!
Logitech shop is great, i bought my current keyboard off them.
Logitech shop is great, i bought my current keyboard off them.
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Tks Neil, I'll grab it from them if CPL don't have one over the counter when I go there today.NeilPearson wrote:Trackballs! argh they can burn in hell!!
Logitech shop is great, i bought my current keyboard off them.
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logitech shop are really good, as they usually offer free shipping. Cant complain about that!!
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Well CPL didn't have any stock so I've placed an order with the logitech shop.
Norbs came up with a great idea today, that is to try mount the touchpad onto the G25 in the middle of the steering wheel.
I'll see if that a worthy idea once I get it.
Norbs came up with a great idea today, that is to try mount the touchpad onto the G25 in the middle of the steering wheel.
I'll see if that a worthy idea once I get it.
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