Microsoft Optical MouseWritten by Laura Hickey http://www.laurahickey.com
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or XP home or professional edition. It connects through a USB port or PS/2. The mouse has a comfortable design for one's hand with two buttons and a scroll wheel. The light is red that lightens up when mouse is lifted up from a surface. So far no problems with this mouse and it wasn't overly expensive. The cost: around $19.99. Available for purchase at most office supply stores
Laura Hickey is a freelance writer and children's author.
| | 10 amazing facts you might not know about television Written by Irene Revallio
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Man's largest television set was unveiled in Japanese city of Tsukuba and measured 24.3m by 45.7m [ 80ft by 150ft ]. It was used in 1985 Japanese International Exposition and displayed a series of specially created films containing varied artistic and cultural creations. The largest number of adverts featuring a companies president were made for Wendy's Hamburger restaurants in United States and featured Dave Thomas corporation creator. In all he has starred in 652 adverts with shortest being five seconds and longest being sixty seconds. These commercials have won thirty six major advertising awards and have made Dave as well known as his Food. Whilst viewing an episode of hit Japanese kids show Pokemon over seven hundred Japanese children were rushed to hospital with severe convulsions and trauma. This was caused by a ten second scene in which shows star Pikachu flashed his big red eyes to sound of a huge booming explosion. In States largest section of Television audience is made up of pre-school children.On average their weekly viewing turns out to be in area of 30.4 hours which means by age of 17 they would have amassed about 15000 hours of television watching. Amazingly this adds up to a staggering two years of solid viewing.
Irene Revallio is the owner of find plasma TV which is a great source of information about Plasma Televisions For more information, go to: http://findplasmatv.com
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