Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 24th Jun 2008 23:04 UTC
One button, two buttons, three buttons, ten million buttons. Beige, black, white, red with polka dots. Glow-in-the-dark, see through. Right-handed, left-handed, both. Vertical for RSI patients, trackballs for weirdoes like myself, Apple's puck mouse for sado-masochists. The ubiquitous mouse comes in all possible shapes, forms, sizes, and colours, but according to our friend The Analyst, the glorious age of the mouse is coming to and end. Do we believe The Analyst?
Permalink for comment 319956
To read all comments associated with this story, please click here.
Sure technology will take leaps and new interfaces can be invented. That said, I predict that 10 years from now the vast majority of desktop users will still use a mouse. Though the desktop computer might be dying breed.
And personally they will have to pry the mouse from my cold dead hands.
Member since:
2005-09-08
Sure technology will take leaps and new interfaces can be invented. That said, I predict that 10 years from now the vast majority of desktop users will still use a mouse. Though the desktop computer might be dying breed.
And personally they will have to pry the mouse from my cold dead hands.