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read moreLogitech gets mouse house in freewheeling order
Stan Beer
Thursday, 24 August 2006 20:33
The first control, which is being described as revolutionary by observers, enables users to spin the scroll wheel, called MicroGear Precision Scroll Wheel for several seconds, allowing them to scroll through thousands of lines of text automatically. The mouse also has a second thumb wheel that can be used for zooming or toggling between active applications.
Finally, the coup de grace is a feature that enables users to highlight words and do a one click web search on them.
While I can't personally see the benefit of scrolling through tens of thousands of lines text that I'll never read, no doubt there are many users that will find the functions useful.
Logitech has also released a smaller version of its new device for notebooks called the VX.
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