Logitech ERGO M575s 910-007026 Wireless Trackball Mouse Black Blue Ball
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A PS/2 mouse with two buttons and a centre scroll wheel for cursor control
This Gateway 7004628 is a PS2 mouse with two buttons and a centre scroll wheel. It is a new peripheral produced by Logitech for Gateway systems. The wired connection uses a legacy PS2 interface for direct motherboard compatibility. It serves as a basic pointing device for desktop computers.
This mouse suits users who need a replacement pointer for older PCs equipped with a PS2 port. It is not for buyers who require a USB connection or wireless freedom. It is not for buyers who want more buttons or programmable functions. It is not for gamers seeking high DPI sensors or ergonomic shaping.
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The PS/2 interface supplies only a small current, so the 7004628 adds negligible load to the system when running continuously.
The computer needs a standard PS/2 mouse port, usually coloured green, to connect the 7004628 directly.
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