When it comes to computer mice, most people don’t think anything about them. For example, if they get a new computer system, they simply use whatever mouse came with their new desktop. If they don’t get any accessories, I’d imagine most people simply keep using their accessories until they give out from old age (like my 10-year-old computer monitor did not too long ago). However, it may behoove you, if you’re a power user who spends a lot of time at the computer, to get a mouse that’s more befitting of the way you use and grip your mouse. USA Today has a guide on picking your perfect computer mouse that might be worth checking out.
As for me, I bought a mouse ages ago, and have finally started to use it with my new Alienware netbook. So far so good. I’m a palm gripper, so I need a large mouse with contours for my fingers to go. The mouse I use, a Logitech MX1000-style mouse but not wireless, has been a big hit with me. It’s nice and large, but it’s very responsive to my hand movements thanks to the laser system used in place of the traditional mouse ball.
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