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TRUE OPTICAL WINMOUSE (MODEL PRO-85P)    

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The True Optical Winmouse, model PRO-85P, is a mouse designed with a true optical engine that takes the place of a roller for individuals with physical disabilities. The ergonomic design is comfortable for your fingers and there are no moving parts to jam, get dirty, or wear out. Under the Windows true dynamic mode, the resolution can be set to unlimited or as accurate as required. The palm rest which is included is designed to reduce fatique in the palm and fingers, which may otherwise lead to repetitive motion disorders. The mouse is an ideal device for individuals who have difficulty using a standard keyboard, especially when combined with an on screen keyboard. The package comes complete with mouse, palm rest and holster, optical pad, WinMouse V1.0, and manuals.

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This product record was updated on October 25, 2000.

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A4 Tech USA

5585 Brooks Street
Montclair, California 91763
United States
Telephone: 909-986-0966.
Fax: 909-986-0626.
Web: http://www.a4tech.com.
Email: info@a4tech.com.


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