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i'm doing this thing on my forum, i've bought 3 high end mousepads, and i'm gonna compare em..then tryto make my own fancy dandy mousepad...and see if i can make a mousepad that beats the competition!!! like i said, i already bought 3 pads and there on the way... when i get paid again (friday after next) i'll be buying the materials for my custom pads...
the looser pads will get sold on ebay, and the for the winner pad, i'll post detailed instructions on how i made it with photos and stuff, that way peops dont have to spend 30.00 on a good gaming pad
anyhoo...whats your oppinions about mousing surfaces (for optical mice)? any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
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I use a tablet mouse.
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You started to lose me when you said you bought three high-end mousepads ans said you'd have a little competition to see which is the best out of them and a custom one... =p ... and then you lost me when you said:
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Heh, are you assuming your pad will beat the others? anyways good luck with the making of the mousepad of
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lol...
i'm going to compare the 3 commercial products to see wich one is best (after they arrive in the mail) then i'm going to pit it against my
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then i'm gonna sell all the looser wannabe's on ebay
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The best mousemat you can buy for an optical mouse is a sheet of teflon coated material, such as
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I use an Alienware fUncpad with Razer Diamondback. They work very nicely together; I've tried a Steelpad 4D, but the Diamondback didn't like it (tested it with a Logitech optical and it worked though).
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ive been usin an optical mouse for like a year or so now... and its totally awesome cuz it works ANYWHERE that is flat. the table, the couch cushion, my leg if i needs tuh.
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Quote:ive been usin an optical mouse for like a year or so now... and its totally awesome cuz it works ANYWHERE that is flat. the table, the couch cushion, my leg if i needs tuh.
Any flat surface? Try a flat shiny surface (e.g. Glass, CD Case, etc.,).. those with high glare and refection tend to mess up the photo eye.. Thus, not all flat surfaces work..
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Quote:seph Wrote:ive been usin an optical mouse for like a year or so now... and its totally awesome cuz it works ANYWHERE that is flat. the table, the couch cushion, my leg if i needs tuh.
Any flat surface? Try a flat shiny surface (e.g. Glass, CD Case, etc.,).. those with high glare and refection tend to mess up the photo eye.. Thus, not all flat surfaces work.. :wink:
yeah, ratt has a point. The plastic desk (not even highly reflective) I am using right now while waiting to get a wooden one has absolutely no responce. The first time i used it (I didn't have my mouse pad out) I though my mouse was broken and was frantically troubleshooting until it occured to me to try it on a mousepad.
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I use a sheet of white paper. I have always used that, for my ball mouses and my optical ones.
Beat that in therms of cheapness