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ArticlesProgrammable Trackball For The Mac


December 1995 / What's New / Programmable Trackball For The Mac

Turbo Mouse 5.0 ($109.99) offers four programmable buttons, which you can program independently to perform common tasks and to group together frequently used commands. You can adjust the movement of the mouse on-screen, instantly jump to predefined hot spots on the screen, automatically move the cursor to the default button in any dialog box, and monitor mouse and keyboard use to remind yourself to take a break at specified intervals.

Contact: Kensington Microware, Ltd., San Mateo, CA, (800) 535-4242 or (415) 572-2700; info@kensington.com.


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