Gadget Stimulus Plan Day 6: Win a Logitech V550 Cordless Mouse
We’re trying to close your gadget deficit while the economy’s in the dumps with the Gadget Stimulus Plan. Today we’re giving away a Logitech V550 cordless mouse that features the Clip-and-Go dock and a tiny USB adapter that’s small enough to leave plugged into your tablet or notebook.
The Clip-and Go dock sticks to any computer and can be easily removed with an included tool.
I’ve used a Logitech V550 cordless mouse for the past couple of days and found it comfortable and easy to use. It retails for $59.99 at Logitech.com and most major retailers.
There are two ways to enter to win the Logitech V550:
1) Leave a comment on this GottaBeMobile.com article and tell us what notebook/Tablet PC accessories you carry with you.
2) Leave a comment on this article and tell us what how you prefer to point and click. Touchpad? Mouse? Eraser-head? Digitizer?
You have until Wednseday, March 23 at 8pm PDT to enter. We’ll assign every entry a number and use Random.org to randomly draw a winner.
This contest is open to anyone in the world, as long as participating in contests like this are legal in your hometown. It’s your responsibility to check local laws and regulations. Those who enter more times than allowed will be disqualified. The winner will be notified by either email (if random comment is chosen) or by an @reply on Twitter (if random tweet is chosen. He/she will have 48 hours to claim the prize and provide shipping info.
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very nice mouse
1. mouse ,ethernet cable , power supply,
2.on order 1# mouse 2# touchpad 3#digitizer
bye
very nice mouse
1. mouse ,ethernet cable , power supply,
2.on order 1# mouse 2# touchpad 3#digitizer
bye
very nice mouse
1. mouse ,ethernet cable , power supply,
2.on order 1# mouse 2# touchpad 3#digitizer
bye
digitizer & a USB hub
digitizer & a USB hub
digitizer & a USB hub
It depends on the size of the device. For something small an Erazer head is ideal if in easy reach of the thumb.
It depends on the size of the device. For something small an Erazer head is ideal if in easy reach of the thumb.
It depends on the size of the device. For something small an Erazer head is ideal if in easy reach of the thumb.
Multi-touch + active digitizer forever!
Multi-touch + active digitizer forever!
Multi-touch + active digitizer forever!
1. Mouse and extra battery
2. Mouse definitly (I hate touchpads)
1. Mouse and extra battery
2. Mouse definitly (I hate touchpads)
1. Mouse and extra battery
2. Mouse definitly (I hate touchpads)
I still prefer the mouse.
I still prefer the mouse.
I still prefer the mouse.
I would prefer a mouse over anything, but right now all I have is the touchpad on my laptop. When it comes to games, that’s when I really wish I had a mouse…
-barbarabaker
I would prefer a mouse over anything, but right now all I have is the touchpad on my laptop. When it comes to games, that’s when I really wish I had a mouse…
-barbarabaker
I would prefer a mouse over anything, but right now all I have is the touchpad on my laptop. When it comes to games, that’s when I really wish I had a mouse…
-barbarabaker
without a doubt a mouse, I hate touchpads.
without a doubt a mouse, I hate touchpads.
without a doubt a mouse, I hate touchpads.
I usually use the Trackpoint, but at home I like to plug in a mouse.
I usually use the Trackpoint, but at home I like to plug in a mouse.
I usually use the Trackpoint, but at home I like to plug in a mouse.
I am most comfortable with a mouse.
I am most comfortable with a mouse.
I am most comfortable with a mouse.
I carry the following accessories:
1) USB Mouse
2) Cleaning cloth and liquid (for the screen)
3) USB HUB (HP’s not generous with USB Ports
)
4) Wireless modem
I carry the following accessories:
1) USB Mouse
2) Cleaning cloth and liquid (for the screen)
3) USB HUB (HP’s not generous with USB Ports
)
4) Wireless modem
I carry the following accessories:
1) USB Mouse
2) Cleaning cloth and liquid (for the screen)
3) USB HUB (HP’s not generous with USB Ports
)
4) Wireless modem
I use the trackpoint when out and about and a mouse at home.
I use the trackpoint when out and about and a mouse at home.
I use the trackpoint when out and about and a mouse at home.
My favorite clickable was the pop-out mouse on the HP OmniBook … I still have my 800CT running nicely!
Other than that I prefer a Mouse, followed by a trackpad, but can do the eraser-head stick if necessary.
My favorite clickable was the pop-out mouse on the HP OmniBook … I still have my 800CT running nicely!
Other than that I prefer a Mouse, followed by a trackpad, but can do the eraser-head stick if necessary.
My favorite clickable was the pop-out mouse on the HP OmniBook … I still have my 800CT running nicely!
Other than that I prefer a Mouse, followed by a trackpad, but can do the eraser-head stick if necessary.
1)We don’t have any snazzy accesories for the HP Paviliion dv7 notebook besides the standard power cord and a full size wired mouse. The Logitech V550 Cordless Mouse would be a perfect start!
2)my DH and I prefer using a mouse, I find myself being clumsy using the touchpad, and it ends up taking me a longer time to do something that should be quick.
1)We don’t have any snazzy accesories for the HP Paviliion dv7 notebook besides the standard power cord and a full size wired mouse. The Logitech V550 Cordless Mouse would be a perfect start!
2)my DH and I prefer using a mouse, I find myself being clumsy using the touchpad, and it ends up taking me a longer time to do something that should be quick.
1)We don’t have any snazzy accesories for the HP Paviliion dv7 notebook besides the standard power cord and a full size wired mouse. The Logitech V550 Cordless Mouse would be a perfect start!
2)my DH and I prefer using a mouse, I find myself being clumsy using the touchpad, and it ends up taking me a longer time to do something that should be quick.
When not at a desk, trackpoint for the win! Trackpads are awful. When at a desk, I like to use the good old fashioned mouse for drawing and quick navigation.
I also like my tablet digitizer, but my pen is broken at the moment…
When not at a desk, trackpoint for the win! Trackpads are awful. When at a desk, I like to use the good old fashioned mouse for drawing and quick navigation.
I also like my tablet digitizer, but my pen is broken at the moment…
When not at a desk, trackpoint for the win! Trackpads are awful. When at a desk, I like to use the good old fashioned mouse for drawing and quick navigation.
I also like my tablet digitizer, but my pen is broken at the moment…
1. HP 17″ laptop, wireless MS mouse; if I’m going really light, just me Axim x51v
2. mouse is best for me, I can’t stand the touch pad or nubby
1. HP 17″ laptop, wireless MS mouse; if I’m going really light, just me Axim x51v
2. mouse is best for me, I can’t stand the touch pad or nubby
1. HP 17″ laptop, wireless MS mouse; if I’m going really light, just me Axim x51v
2. mouse is best for me, I can’t stand the touch pad or nubby
oddly enough, though I carry a BT mouse with me, I find myself using the track nub a lot more
oddly enough, though I carry a BT mouse with me, I find myself using the track nub a lot more
oddly enough, though I carry a BT mouse with me, I find myself using the track nub a lot more
I prefer touch first. After that I go for a mouse. Finally, I would use the touchpad.
I prefer touch first. After that I go for a mouse. Finally, I would use the touchpad.
I prefer touch first. After that I go for a mouse. Finally, I would use the touchpad.
Mouse work best
Mouse work best
Mouse work best
I carry a mouse and an extension cord for use if power is available.
I carry a mouse and an extension cord for use if power is available.
I carry a mouse and an extension cord for use if power is available.
I either use a mouse or my tablets pen
I either use a mouse or my tablets pen
I either use a mouse or my tablets pen
Mouse or eraserhead.
Mouse or eraserhead.
Mouse or eraserhead.
Wireless mouse is the way to go all the way.
Wireless mouse is the way to go all the way.
Wireless mouse is the way to go all the way.
A wireless mouse is surely the perfect thing. However, I use alot the pen and the red dot/mouse on my X200T lenovo tablet pc and I find both quite effective.
A wireless mouse is surely the perfect thing. However, I use alot the pen and the red dot/mouse on my X200T lenovo tablet pc and I find both quite effective.
A wireless mouse is surely the perfect thing. However, I use alot the pen and the red dot/mouse on my X200T lenovo tablet pc and I find both quite effective.
mouse pen
mouse pen
mouse pen
I don’t like the touchpad because it takes too long to manage the applications and files,especially when you’re used with fast multi-tasking.
I prefer the mouse, especially a wireless model with long battery life, and I consider it to be the most reliable tool for controlling my computer.
One main disadvantage of not having a mouse is when you travel by car and you have to rely on the laptop’s touchpad – very annoying.
I don’t like the touchpad because it takes too long to manage the applications and files,especially when you’re used with fast multi-tasking.
I prefer the mouse, especially a wireless model with long battery life, and I consider it to be the most reliable tool for controlling my computer.
One main disadvantage of not having a mouse is when you travel by car and you have to rely on the laptop’s touchpad – very annoying.
I don’t like the touchpad because it takes too long to manage the applications and files,especially when you’re used with fast multi-tasking.
I prefer the mouse, especially a wireless model with long battery life, and I consider it to be the most reliable tool for controlling my computer.
One main disadvantage of not having a mouse is when you travel by car and you have to rely on the laptop’s touchpad – very annoying.
I surely prefer the mouse, but I have been accustomed easily to the eraser-head, which I feel is faster to use than the touchpad.
I surely prefer the mouse, but I have been accustomed easily to the eraser-head, which I feel is faster to use than the touchpad.
I surely prefer the mouse, but I have been accustomed easily to the eraser-head, which I feel is faster to use than the touchpad.
A wireless mouse definitely, small enough to carry but not too small to get uncomfortable.
A wireless mouse definitely, small enough to carry but not too small to get uncomfortable.
A wireless mouse definitely, small enough to carry but not too small to get uncomfortable.
I use a mouse at home, usually, but everywhere else i use my thinkpad x61t’s trackpoint. it’s awesome. i HATE laptop touchpads. i also use the stylus when i use slate-mode, of course.
I use a mouse at home, usually, but everywhere else i use my thinkpad x61t’s trackpoint. it’s awesome. i HATE laptop touchpads. i also use the stylus when i use slate-mode, of course.
I use a mouse at home, usually, but everywhere else i use my thinkpad x61t’s trackpoint. it’s awesome. i HATE laptop touchpads. i also use the stylus when i use slate-mode, of course.
It has to be a mouse. I use a touchpad when I have to, but I just find I can navigate faster with a mouse.
It has to be a mouse. I use a touchpad when I have to, but I just find I can navigate faster with a mouse.
It has to be a mouse. I use a touchpad when I have to, but I just find I can navigate faster with a mouse.
I prefer a mouse. I love laptops but I’m always reaching for a mouse.
I have one of those mouse… things (lol) with the ball at work so I don’t have to moving it around, I can just move my fingers, but I think optical mice (mouse… mouses?) are great too.
I prefer a mouse. I love laptops but I’m always reaching for a mouse.
I have one of those mouse… things (lol) with the ball at work so I don’t have to moving it around, I can just move my fingers, but I think optical mice (mouse… mouses?) are great too.
I prefer a mouse. I love laptops but I’m always reaching for a mouse.
I have one of those mouse… things (lol) with the ball at work so I don’t have to moving it around, I can just move my fingers, but I think optical mice (mouse… mouses?) are great too.
I prefer using a mouse.
I prefer using a mouse.
I prefer using a mouse.
its all about the little blue trac point for me–that is until i get my hands on a realy mouse.
its all about the little blue trac point for me–that is until i get my hands on a realy mouse.
its all about the little blue trac point for me–that is until i get my hands on a realy mouse.
On a desktop computer, I prefer to use a trackball. On a notebook, I prefer a trackpoint.
On a desktop computer, I prefer to use a trackball. On a notebook, I prefer a trackpoint.
On a desktop computer, I prefer to use a trackball. On a notebook, I prefer a trackpoint.
mouse!
mouse!
mouse!
Whenever I can, I use a mouse.
I never found a touchpad or eraser head I liked.
I did not have an opportunity to try touchscreen yet – that looks promising to me. The best solution I used was a mini trackball located on the front edge of the laptop, perfectly positioned for use with either the left or right thumb (the keyboard was near the front of the laptop, no touchpad); there were right and left buttons on each side of the ball, but one could press the ball to do a left click – very comfortable, great control. Too bad laptops are too thin these days for this type of solution…
Whenever I can, I use a mouse.
I never found a touchpad or eraser head I liked.
I did not have an opportunity to try touchscreen yet – that looks promising to me. The best solution I used was a mini trackball located on the front edge of the laptop, perfectly positioned for use with either the left or right thumb (the keyboard was near the front of the laptop, no touchpad); there were right and left buttons on each side of the ball, but one could press the ball to do a left click – very comfortable, great control. Too bad laptops are too thin these days for this type of solution…
Whenever I can, I use a mouse.
I never found a touchpad or eraser head I liked.
I did not have an opportunity to try touchscreen yet – that looks promising to me. The best solution I used was a mini trackball located on the front edge of the laptop, perfectly positioned for use with either the left or right thumb (the keyboard was near the front of the laptop, no touchpad); there were right and left buttons on each side of the ball, but one could press the ball to do a left click – very comfortable, great control. Too bad laptops are too thin these days for this type of solution…