Scan.co.uk: Microsoft 673-00346, Intelli Ball Mouse, PS2, 2 Buttons, Ivory
Does anyone actually use PS2 ball mice anymore? Anyway, not bad at £2.50 a go, if you need them that is![]()

Scan.co.uk: Microsoft 673-00346, Intelli Ball Mouse, PS2, 2 Buttons, Ivory
Does anyone actually use PS2 ball mice anymore? Anyway, not bad at £2.50 a go, if you need them that is![]()
I bought one of those for use at home. Must have been 1999 perhaps?
Ahh I remember when Acorn mice were £70, I used to work at a computer dealer and repaired them for £30 an hour!
Ebuyer
Bargain :-)

No, and I would rather spend more and get a mouse that doesn't fall to pieces as soon as I touch it. However if you're buying cheap for family members or as a backup, can't go wrong really!
On a related note, I came across an article from 2004 that said this about USB flash drives:
"They are everywhere, you can get sizes up to a massive 256mb for as little as £34"
I read that as I was copying files to my 8Gb Kingston drive that cost £7.99.
My first flash drive was 32Mb and cost £30-£40 (and is still working!). My friend told me it was a waste of money - I'd never fill it...

I have a 3 button Logitech pilot mouse with a 25 serial connector somewhere.
I still have my horribly boxy, horribly sun-washed Amiga mouse at home....

My first flash stick was 64MB for £35, still got it somewhere![]()

I think i was 4! circa 95?Remember when these were £20 a pop?

I remember having an early USB drive in 2003 and recall one teacher remarking about how they'd never catch on. It was about that time I stopped using my Zip drive. I actually found a Zip disk in the attic the other day and I am a little curious as to what it contains.
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