I've owned a number of logimice (G5 v1 and a 518 at the moment) as well as the razer products, but nothing will ever beat the old school 3 button Wingman for me. Probably still have a bag of "spare parts" for the 4 or so I had over the years (they tended to explode when my quake dm's weren't going so well).
If only they'd re-release that design with an optical sensor instead of a ball... I'd buy another pile of them.
Download te E3 HL2 tech demo videos... in the one where they're explaining the different visual effects for textures available (they have them hanging/spinning from the ceiling), the presentor explicitly says that they're running the demo on a Radeon 9800Pro.
Kind of glad I bought one. Now if i could only find a way to fast forward to September.
I pulled a Poweredge 4400 apart with a tape problem (Seagate DDS-3). Turns out the scsi chain was terminated improperly. Other than that, the machine runs like a champ.
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I've owned a number of logimice (G5 v1 and a 518 at the moment) as well as the razer products, but nothing will ever beat the old school 3 button Wingman for me. Probably still have a bag of "spare parts" for the 4 or so I had over the years (they tended to explode when my quake dm's weren't going so well).
If only they'd re-release that design with an optical sensor instead of a ball... I'd buy another pile of them.
Download te E3 HL2 tech demo videos... in the one where they're explaining the different visual effects for textures available (they have them hanging/spinning from the ceiling), the presentor explicitly says that they're running the demo on a Radeon 9800Pro.
Kind of glad I bought one. Now if i could only find a way to fast forward to September.
I pulled a Poweredge 4400 apart with a tape problem (Seagate DDS-3). Turns out the scsi chain was terminated improperly. Other than that, the machine runs like a champ.
Wow.
And I thought I was creative using 'president@whitehouse.gov' all this time.