This is the new 'AG' model of the popular Cirque Smart Cat Touchpad incorporating both single and multi-finger gestures providing quick access to Pinch Zoom, Scroll/Pan and other actions. This is the most popular model of touchpad available, with full functionality, zoom and GlideExtend features, it provides all the features of a mouse at an affordable price. Also included are a vertical and horizontal scroll area and zoom area. A veritable workhorse, this durable and reliable solution is a popular choice for an alternative to the mouse, replacing the traditional unhealthy 'grip and click' with zero force ergonomic 'glide and tap'. [less]

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This is the new 'AG' model of the popular Cirque Smart Cat Pro Touchpad incorporating both single and multi-finger gestures providing quick access to Pinch Zoom, Scroll/Pan and other actions. It also includes 4 programmable tap surface areas (the 4 'buttons' on the left side of the touchpad are not buttons but legended tap surface areas, which you activate by lightly tapping on them). For a user who will be using the programmable buttons regularly, this model is superior to the regular Smart Cat as you can use zero-force taps instead of having to click a mechanical button. Also included are a Back/Forward tap area for internet browsing, vertical and horizontal scroll area and zoom area. This is the most powerful and optimized touchpad available on the market today. [less]

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The original PC-Trac is reborn again as the L-Trac high performance laser optical trackball. Utilizing the latest in laser navigation technology, the L-Trac has selectable resolutions of up to 1600 CPI, which are 'button selectable', allowing rapid changes of sensitivity. The high performance laser navigation system is capable of tracking at greater than 30 inches per second, even at a 20G acceleration rate.

Either way, this precision, high performance pointing device produces predictable, quick and precise motion that becomes intuitive in a few minutes of use. The optional scroll wheel is smooth and readily accessible, located above the center button.

This performance coupled with the proven contour of the L-Trac makes these trackballs clearly superior for all applications including general computing, gaming and Computer Aided Design (CAD). CAD users love it because you can drag a line one pixel even on today's high resolution displays of 1900X1080. Then, with a button stroke, they can fly around the screen to get general tasks done. Gamers have called it an 'almost unfair advantage', citing the fingertip control and precision, high performance tracking.

Designed to minimize the effects of contamination build up and the resultant degradation of performance, this high performance laser trackball uses highly polished stainless steel rollers. It has been found by CST that the 'ruby ball sliders' used in most optical trackballs, cause performance degradation when 'gunk' builds up on them. The L-Trac uses mirror polished stainless steel rollers do not readily collect unwanted material and are easily cleared by spinning the ball rapidly. The Dupont Delrin bearings are embedded with teflon and internally coated with a lifetime lubricant making the feel of this trackball extremely smooth and it's reliability very robust. The stainless steel rollers are extremely tough and give a super smooth feel. [less]

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The RollerMouse Free2 by Contour Design is a central pointing device which uses a rollerbar instead of a traditional mouse and is positioned between the user and their keyboard or laptop. This allows the user to perform all mousing activity in the area immediately 'below' their keyboard, eliminating the need to reach for a mouse. As the 9.75" bar can move along the entire 15" width of the device, either hand can be used as desired. This allows the user to vary the method of input while keeping both hands within a small work area, eliminating large reaching motions.

The cursor is moved by rolling a 'dowel' or cylindrical control bar with your fingertips to achieve 'up' and 'down' movement, and sliding this bar from side to side for horizontal movement. Once the desired location is achieved, the user can generate a left click by pressing down on the bar (the force required for this is adjustable from ultra-light touch to highly tactile). Seven buttons and a scroll wheel are located below the bar to generate left/middle/right/double clicks, copy, paste and vertical scrolling. There is also a DPI adjustment button to toggle from 800 to 1600 dpi to allow the user to select their preferred cursor speed.

The Free2 comes with detachable keyboard 'risers' to lift up thinner keyboards to an appropriate height (3 height settings), ensuring a custom fit for every user. The included low profile palm supports are easily removed. [less]

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The Mousetrapper Flexible brings the flexibility of wireless to central pointing devices. A 'Steering Pad' is centrally located below the keyboard, making access easy for both hands and reducing the necessity of moving a mouse from side to side. The surface of the pad effectively 'grips' the finger tip, allowing the finger to easily steer the pad. Control requires very minimal effort as the pad moves almost effortlessly. Left clicks are generated by gently pressing against the pad but fingers can rest lightly on the steering pad without the risk of accidentally activating clicks, enabling tension-free usage. Usage of the steering pad is more intuitive than rollerbars, touchpads and trackballs due to the two-dimensional design. The steering pad also provides effortless access to vertical scroll, browse forward and browse back features while reprogrammable buttons around the pad offer additional standard mouse button functions alongside common keyboard shortcuts.

The Mousetrapper Flexible is the perfect choice for any computer user who wants a convenient compact portable pointing device that combines excellent ergonomic benefits with performance and practicality.

Cursor control is achieved through the use of a 'steering pad' which is centrally located directly below the keyboard, enabling ambidextrous use without the need of transferring a mouse from side to side. The steering pad makes finger touch control easy, requiring minimal effort and physical dexterity to accurately perform mousing actions. Unlike most touchpads, multiple fingers can be allowed to rest on the surface of the steering pad, permitting a more relaxed hand position. The unique technology offered by the two-dimensional scrolling pad provides a more intuitive interface than rollerbars, touchpads or trackballs while maintaining the rich secondary features including built-in vertical scroll and back/forward when browsing the web (like on a Cirque touchpad). Left clicks can be activated at any time, anywhere on the steering pad, located just below where the space bar would be on your keyboard and easily within reach of your hands as they type. [less]

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The ‘Optima Joystick’ from Pretorian is a compact desktop joystick that does not require fine motor skills and is suitable for a wide range of computer users.

The ‘Optima Joystick’ is specifically designed for cursor movement to respond to the lightest touch (0.5 Newtons) for accurate, cursor navigation and precise targeting of objects on the computer screen. [less]

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The DXT Fingertip Mouse from City Ergonomics is an ergonomic vertical mouse designed to enable the hand and wrist to adopt a relaxed vertical posture. Control of the mouse is achieved by using the small muscles and joints of the fingers as opposed to the larger muscle groups of the shoulder and arm. The fingertips provide far more sensitivity, control and feedback than the arm which is why they are more suited for finer, precise movements requiring greater dexterity such as mousing. The unique design is also ambidextrous, allowing the user to easily balance the workload between the left and right hand.

The DXT Fingertip Mouse is ideal for those individuals who seek the precision and control afforded by a stylus, but in an ergonomic design which realizes that a pen and a mouse should not be designed with the same considerations. [less]

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The RollerMouse Pro2 by Contour Design is a central pointing device which uses a rollerbar instead of a traditional mouse and is designed to sit immediately in front of your keyboard below the space bar. This allows the user to perform all mousing activity in the area immediately 'below' their keyboard, eliminating the need to reach for a mouse. The RollerMouse Pro2 is best for workspaces with insufficient room for a mouse by freeing up space, providing more room for a user with close working conditions.

The cursor is moved by rolling a 'dowel' or cyclindrical control bar with your fingertips to achieve 'up' and 'down' movement, and sliding this bar from side to side for horizontal movement. Once the desired location is achieved, the user can generate a left click by pressing down on the bar (the force required for this is adjustable from ultra-light touch to highly tactile). Five buttons and a scroll wheel are located below the bar to generate left/middle/right clicks, copy, paste and vertical scrolling.

The Pro2 comes with adjustable keyboard 'risers' to lift up conventional and compact single piece keyboards. This product does not work well with adjustable or separated keyboards such as the Kinesis Freestyle Solo or the Goldtouch keyboard - if you want to use this product with these types of keyboards, we recommend the rubberized RollerMouse Mat accessory or consider purchasing the RollerMouse Free2.

ErgoCanada RollerMouse Bundle: Consider adding an A-Style Slant series keyboard and get a $10 instant rebate when purchased at the same time as a RollerMouse Pro2. NOTE: the KBS720UB is a USB only keyboard, the KBS720B is a PS/2 only keyboard.

*** Note: Keyboard not included. [less]

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The Mousetrapper Advance is a central pointing device which uses a unique hybrid of a touchpad, a treadmill and a cylindrical bar pointing device called a steering pad. The steering pad is composed of a silicone coated ribbed surface, which makes finger touch control easier and requires minimal effort and physical dexterity to accurately achieve cursor control. Once an individual makes contact with the pad, the surface of the pad will 'grip' the finger tip, allowing the finger to easily steer the pad, as compared to a touchpad where the surface is static and the finger glides over it. The unique technology offered by the two-dimensional scrolling pad provides a more intuitive interface than rollerbars, touchpads or trackballs while maintaining the rich secondary features including built-in vertical scroll and back/forward when browsing the web (like on a Cirque touchpad). Left clicks can be activated at any time, anywhere on the steering pad.

It also has palm supports to cushion your palms while keying and using the steering pad, and comes in black housing with an attached flexible gray mat to place your keyboard on. Like most central pointing devices, the Mousetrapper Advance functions like an extension of your keyboard without overextending your arms. There are additional discrete buttons around the steering pad to perform double click, left click, right click and middle click.

The Mousetrapper can be used with the Adeva Keyboard Platform Riser accessory.

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The Penguin Ambidextrous Vertical Mouse from Posturite allows the user to rest either hand comfortably alongside the vertical structure, encouraging the use of the bigger muscles in the forearm and upper arm to manoeuvre the mouse. Fine cursor control can be achieved with small hand and/or finger movements. Its ambidextrous design and central ‘bow-tie’ switch allow for easy transition between right and left handed use. Features include adjustable DPI (800, 1200, or 1600) and a precision scroll wheel. The Penguin is available in both a wired and wireless model, and in either small or standard size. To determine which size is most appropriate, measure the distance between the top of wrist and tip of middle finger - if it is above 18.0 cm, then select a standard model, if it is less than 18.0 cm, select a small model. [less]

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