A4 OPTICAL GREATEYE DRIVER DOWNLOAD

In keeping with the bonsai theme, the CD is a 77mm "cd single", which'll work in pretty much all CD-ROM drives, but not some slot-load ones. Unless, of course, you need a numeric keypad. But I also know which one I'd rather be forced to carry around in a backpack, and it's not the one that's built around a big steel slab. Do you want little, or do you want real little? And, in the mouse department, the Intellimouse Explorer 3. They don't do much unless you install the included driver software, and they're not terribly useful in a normal desktop computing situation anyway. It's no big deal, of course, because this is just a plain USB two button mouse that should need no special driver software on any current Windows box.

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Breateye took advantage of the wonders of USB, plugged both teeny-mouses in next to my Explorer, and took turns using them for a while. For general computing purposes, any yum cha full sized keyboard for half the price will give you better key feel, and proper cursor and numeric keys.

The RFW has OK performance, excellent battery life, and probably also a good price - but, again, nobody in Australia seems to have the darned thing yet, so I'm not sure.

A4 Tech Optical GreatEye 2-WheelMouse

So you should be able to have gerateye office full of these things without interference problems. The keyboard was OK up to maybe four or five metres, depending on alignment and intervening objects. If you don't need wirelessness then there's no point greatrye the premium; if you do, check this little sucker out.

Click the picture at the right for a horizontal, pixel-wide version. What's unusual about them is that even the bigger one isn't very big. The IR's range is quoted somewhat optimistically as seven metres 21 feetbut it'll certainly manage to work just fine across any normal room, as long as the receiver can see the transmitter.

The dark-tinted top of the Super Mini Mouse lets the whole thing glow while you're using it. This mouse has the same roughly 90Hz sample rate as the optical A4 Tech, which is good. It's not as if this is a split keyboardor anything. Amazon Renewed Refurbished products with a warranty.

But they've also got some other features that greatyee tempt you away from the bigger names in cordless gear. So it's not as if you're changing batteries daily.

A4 Tech Mini Size Mouse and New Motion Tech Super Mini Mouse

The RF side is still composed of a bunch of separate components. Mouse balls work better when they're bigger, for the same reason that the wheels on a Unimog deal with rough terrain better than the wheels on a shopping trolley.

The little Ortek keyboards have more specialised appeal. Gamers, image editors and plain old serious PC enthusiasts want high mouse sample rates, for smooth aiming, smooth curve drawing, and just plain smoovenessrespectively.

It's impossible to put your hand on top of it, as with a normal mouse; instead, you find yourself holding it between your fingers, with the tips of the little and ring finger in the hollow on one side, and the tip of the thumb in the hollow on the other side.

So's the RFSOP mouse, by itself, if you just want a cordless optical pointing device and don't need a keyboard to go with it. If you type non-stop, this keyboard will work for three to four weeks on a set of AA alkalines, depending on battery quality. It's a cordless all-surface optical unit, and it works in the same way as other modern optical mouses.

Even for ordinary desktop tasks, it's a pain; normal users commonly want to move the mouse right after pressing a key. And yet the GreatEYE mouse has the same optical sensor as the big names offer, which means it has their other basic good qualities, too.

But it doesn't get in your way, either, and it too works perfectly well. The silvery piece of trim just behind the buttons on greateys Super Mini Mouse is just a clip-on piece of plastic, by the way, and can come off. Because it's got five buttons, and two wheels. There's nothing else like it.

You have to press a button. Power consumption When C'T Magazine tested wireless mouses, the A4 Tech offerings consumed less power than the competition, which is something A4 seem rather happy about; they proudly trumpet the mouse's 6.

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They're not the smooth-turning no-detent wheels that some Taiwanese mouses have, including the earlier, cordless, A4 product I review here. For controlling business presentations or DVD player software, though, it's fine. The others need you to install the bundled driver software, though; you can get the latest version from the Ortek download page here. But it does affect the number greateyd times the pointer gteateye be drawn on the screen on the way, and it can make a big difference to how the mouse feels, in use.