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--- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 11/2009) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The Turbo track ball is a mouse emulator consisting of a track ball encased in the center of a small box for individuals with limited upper limb mobility. The user moves the track ball to emulate mouse functions. Two buttons below the track ball allow the user to emulate the "click" function on the standard mouse and to provide a lock feature (so that, for example, a menu will stay held down without requiring the user to continually press a button). COMPATIBILITY: The Turbo track ball is available in three models. Model LX200-192-D1 is for Macintosh 512 and Plus models and Apple IIe and IIc; Model LX200-192-S1 is for Macintosh SE and II; and Model LX200-192-S3 is for Apple IIGS.

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This product record was updated on November 19, 2009.

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Asher Engineering Corp

15115 Ramonna Blvd
Baldwin Park, California 91706
United States
Telephone: 800-800-MICE or 626-962-4063.
Fax: 626-338-1424.
Web: No known web address.


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