Microsoft Optical Mouse Blue and Wireless Optical Mouse Blue. IAN JOHNSON. Published August 13, 2002. ... Plug the base station in to a USB or PS/2 port and install the drivers from CD, ...

Disconnect the Microsoft optical mouse from the USB port on the computer. Remove the battery from the mouse if you have a wireless model. Clean the exterior surfaces of the mouse with the lint ...

The Good:Compact, but not too small to be practical; works for right or left handers; good radio range; excellent optical mechanism; good battery life; excellent design, with slot underneath mouse ...

Microsoft's new Wireless Optical Mouse is the ultimate choice for everyday mousing. ... The base, which is housed in a cool-looking opaque case, comes PS/2 and USB ready. It is not, ...

The Microsoft Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse 3000 comes with a USB receiver that snaps into the bottom of the mouse--a feature we consider essential on notebook mice.

Does an optical mouse lose its benefits if it is plugged into the PS2 port instead of USB? I have some vague memory that the ps2 port can only handle enough data for like 400 dpi or whatever the ...

I'm considering buying an optical mouse, preferably a logitech one. My question is: is there a difference in resolution (like mouse refresh thingie) between USB and PS/2? The only reason I'm ...

Here’s an easy hack compared to our usual craziness. Reader [Alex Dawson] was having issues with his Apple Pro Optical mouse. The new mouse had broken its USB cable connection internally due … ...

USB optical mice are usually based on a single chip from PixArt Imaging. An example is the PAN3511 identifying itself with USB IDs 093a:2510. Many USB mice support using them as PS/2 mouse as well ...