지난 몇 주 동안 스타크래프트 2에 중독되어 하루 평균 8 시간 정도 게임을 하고 있습니다. 생산성을 떨어뜨리는 요소이긴 하지만, 이는 지나가야 할 한 시기로 생각하고 곧 극복되기를 바랍니다. 관련해서 컴퓨터에서 어떤 유형의 포인팅 장치를 선호하는지 궁금합니다.
선택할 수 있는 세 가지 주요 옵션이 있습니다 — 일반 광학 마우스, 트랙볼 및 트랙패드입니다.
저는 개인적으로 트랙볼이 가장 편리하고 사용하기에도 더 편안하다고 생각합니다. 그 경우 마우스 패드가 필요 없으며, 손목을 자주 많이 움직일 필요가 없습니다.
광학 마우스, 특히 레이저 마우스는 그래픽 디자인과 게이밍에서 정확도가 더 뛰어납니다. 반면 트랙패드는 멀티터치 기능을 지원합니다.그런데 생각나는데, 몇 달 전에 사람들이 마우스에 프리미엄을 지불하는지 물어본 적이 있었습니다. 그 결과, 사람들이 마우스에 지출할 예산 금액에 대해 의견이 분분한 것으로 보입니다.
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The best is still the old fashion mouse.. It’s more comfortable to use in Photoshop and graphic designs
Trackball !!! Best in small spaces.
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Apple’s Multitouch trackpad :)
Why didn’t you include the tablet and pen? Awkward at first but when you get the hang of it, it’ll be faster and almost as flexible as a trackpad and more acxurate than a mouse, even for gaming
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Have you heard about the 3D Connexion?
Well I haven’t tried…but I want One! Hehehehe
TrackPoint when lying comfortably anywhere and my laptop is on my lap. A touchpad is unusable because the lower portion of the laptop is touching my tummy in that position. And I NEVER accidentally move the cursor while typing.
If I have a table, wireless mouse with extra buttons and mouse gestures enabled. Parang multi-touch na rin sa dami ng magagawa.
laser mouse > optical mouse
TrackPOINT. I prefer the ThinkPad nipple. Less carpal tunnel strain than trackpads.
definitely the logitech trackball. You can quickly move the ball with your fingers or palm.
@blankPixels
Trackballs are simply more pleasing to use :) Too bad there’s nothing in the market that’s “new” for trackballs.
Microsoft Trackball Explorer /end
i use both optical mice and trackpad! enjoy!
Mouse with programmable buttons. Anything else is a pain to use for RTS and (especially) FPS gaming.
optical (gaming) mouse…. :)
@iHateStupid – It’s a blog, nothing wrong with a post stimulating reader responses.
Wow. I’m shocked by the responses here. I didn’t know there are a lot of trackball users.
Well, I’m one of them now. I just bought my first Trackball – Logitech Trackball Wheel mouse (my thumb’s the one on the trackball). Had to ’cause of the pains on my right wrist. Now, the pain is gone! And, I don’t want to use the regular mouse anymore! I already got used to using my trackball even on my graphics design and photo editing. I LOVE IT!
Trackball. There’s only one good brand left. Been hoarding these trackball made by LOGITECH. They’re very expensive, but in the LONG LONG run, its worth it.
Less energy is being used for trackball since you only use your (trigger) index finger.
^
It’s a blog. Welcome to the internet
this is a stupid article! yuga mukhang wala na tayong masulat a!
productivity wise, it’s the trackball for me.
I’m usually on a laptop, and in order to really get the hang of it, I do away with the usb mouse. Because a laptop is designed for portability–in instances that you leave behind the mouse or you have nowhere to use/put your mouse (as you are mobile, right?), you can’t get things done.
I have always loved the trackball. Why? Because I only use the mouse/trackball/trackpad to move the pointer, left-click and right click. Nothing more. I don’t need those pinching things and all. Most of the time they cause trouble than help–especially for products that are manufactured by not so worth mentioning brands–i.e.,crappy. Because most of the times they do what you don’t want them to do, like getting in the way when typing, and even moving things.
So for me–A TRACKBALL! Just like my long gone IBM Thinkpads, may they rest in peace. LOL!
mouse….
depends on whats required… multi touch trackpad on browsing, scrolling and other shortcut actions, optical mouse if working or gaming.
Trackball user here!
Logitech Trackman Marble
Mouse, laser or optical. :>
Used a trackball before though and there’s nothing bad I can say about it. :)
trackball. For the reasons stated by the author.
trackball. For the reasons stated by the author.
although I would use a gaming mouse.
Wacom tablet and pen heheheh
optical mouse.. (wireless)
Optical Mouse! I haven’t use trackball and even heard that kind for mice :)
mouse…. haven’t used a trackball before, is it still available in stores? how much is it?
optical mouse!
optical mouse! whether gaming typing or anything!
my first pointing device was a trackball. it was a keyboard with a trackball on the right side. yes, a trackball was definitely very easy to use. plus, at that time, optical mice were nonexistent. the wheel mouse was not very accurate, mouse pads were necessary, and that mouse ball required constant cleaning.
but now, even better than optical mice are the laser mice. accurate, can be used on most surfaces, and simple – they just work. i don’t think i can ever go back to a trackball.
multitouch touchpads are nice but only my netbook has that “feature” – my 3-y.o. laptop doesn’t. multitouch on a touchpad makes netbooks really easy to use, despite the usual lack of area or size of a typical netbook touchpad.
track ball at work, mouse at home.
for me mouse still rocks… affordable, easy to use, convenient in many ways, precise motion and execution, graphic design friendly… and a lot more… :p
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