• Piggy’s moved from the tracks to the comp

    • pig mouse I am all for artistically fashioned gadgets that proclaim humor and exclusivity. However with the Pig USB Mouse, I’m on the fence. I can’t decide whether I love it for it’s clever style or loathe it for poking the pigs eyeball to get the mouse working. Gross! Apparently the unique big eyeballs are for right and left clicking the mouse. The geek in me likes the 1200dpi optical sensor, but the dame in me hates the eye poking. Brave hearts can fish it for $13 from SourcingMap.com.
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    Posted in Topics:Computing, on November 19, 2008 by radhika

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