Hello, at the moment I have carpal tunnels injury and have cunningly glued a modified optical mouse to the underside of a slipper to form a particularly usable foot mouse that has lasted almost a year.
I would like to upgrade though. Although I completed several levels of Doom 3 with the foot mouse, it is a considerable strain after a while, and I would like to find a better cursor control.
Can I use one of your products at the same time as a normal mouse? Is it possible to play games with one of the products and also surf the intranet and do office tasks?
Which is the product with the best suited for me and would still be well worth it compared to a WebCam tracking programme? I just tried to research some sources in the UK and could only see the most highly qualified product, and it was approximately $350 on one site and 480 on another, I would like some encouragement and clarification! Cheers!
Which one of these products should I get?
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Dolphin Cat
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Dolphin Cat
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Re: Which one of these products should I get?
http://forums.naturalpoint.com/cgi-bin/ ... 4;t=000081
This seems to answer most of my questions.
I was disgruntled however yesterday when I saw the same product on the two English's shops with separate 380 and $570 price tags, 199 and 299 pounds. I think it's really bad to take advantage of paraplegics who don't have time or resources to shop around.
I take it natural point is a very cool company, I hope they can get their international distribution channels sorted cheers
This seems to answer most of my questions.
I was disgruntled however yesterday when I saw the same product on the two English's shops with separate 380 and $570 price tags, 199 and 299 pounds. I think it's really bad to take advantage of paraplegics who don't have time or resources to shop around.
I take it natural point is a very cool company, I hope they can get their international distribution channels sorted cheers