mmm… i really don’t have experience with trackball devices, but somehow it looks more complicated to navigate than a mouse ! and also looks as if its gonna fatigue the fingers… saw it in some recording studio though !
Meaning, you can ‘throw’ to the left and the cursor will go flying to where you want it to go. As you get used to it you can actually aim it successfully, which is good for 2560x1440 res.
I have used a Kensington Trackball since
they were introduced in 1993.
But as was stated, things got a lil problematic
after OSX.
I now use an Apple TrackPad and would never go back.
Of course It has limitations.
1-not precise enough (in some situations).
2-not programmable enough.
but it is still by far the best solution for me.
The TrackPad to me is like learning to play a new instrument.
The gestures can be confusing at first but
once you get over the ‘brain bump’ this thing can fly.
So now I wait for Kensington to put the trackpad
and trackball into one unit.
I can imagine the surface of my trackpad ‘wrapped’ into a
360 degree ball and place in a trackball holder.
well i’ll have to go to a store to experiment with trackpad and trackball a little to see how it fits my workflow.
from first sight the logitech t650 “attracts” me first … thanks for suggestions guys
So now I wait for Kensington to put the trackpad
and trackball into one unit.
I can imagine the surface of my trackpad ‘wrapped’ into a
360 degree ball and place in a trackball holder.
Wow curteye. A spherical trackball. You mean where you could switch from padball to trackball mode? I want to hear more about what you’re thinking.
Mozizo, the Kensington Slimblade (or Expert Mouse Pro) has a cueball sized ball. That is what makes it so great, the size and weight. There are a lot of trackballs that are smaller and those is nothing like this.
I bought Steermouse which brings back all the functionality of the kensington software to the Expert Mouse Pro except for chording. That I miss.
well i went with the Logitech T650 touchpad in the end… hopefully its a good choice(from ebay will take some time to arrive to my country to check), if not i’ll l go with the kensington trackball and i feed my street cats with my old mouse.
Romanian ? mmm i dont know romanian musicians in israel… i think there is one famous violin player also perform in TV i think he is romanian or some other Balkan country.
but there are some bands in israel do electro balkan music like “balkan beat box” , but they are mostly israelis.
Mostly older people now, who emigrated from Romania in the 70s and 80s. Romania has a unique music that’s got a special place in the balkans. Search for “Lautari” on youtube.