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geekalerts.com - 12/30/2008

Wireless USB Keypad with Trackball

— geekalerts.com — This wireless keypad features 19 standard keys, 13 hot keys and a high precision 1000DPI trackball. The wireless transfer is done using a 2.4 GHz radio frequency. Features: 19 keys slim link off keyboard Built-in trackball for optical ... (more) Wireless USB Keypad with Trackball

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CES 2009: Kensington SlimBlade TrackBall and Wireless Ci70 Photo Sync Desktop Set
Chip Chick — ... just launched a few nice computer accessories that would pimp up any desk. Remember back in the late 90’s how mice with humongous trackballs were in style. Well Kensington obviously thinks they are cool again so they are bringing it back with the Kensington SlimBlade™ Trackball. The super sleek design is so cool you may not even want to use it as a mouse but just stare at it. ...

Kensington reveals SlimBlade Trackball
Tech Ticker — ... menus and do all sorts of stuff which you could do with the mouse. To make things more pleasant, Kensington has given the peripheral a glossy design with the ruby red ball and gunmetal gray colored base. The Trackball can be operated under a couple of modes like the navigation mode for controlling the cursor and scrolling or in media mode to control volume, play/pause, zoom in/out etc. The SlimBlade Trackball will be available from the end of this month for $130. Product Page Social Media Love? ...

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CES : Kensington New Gadgets
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Macworld 2009: Kensington SlimBlade Trackball - For Those That Prefer Balls
Homotron.net — ... on the floor told us that programmable buttons are not a goal for the SlimBlade. "This is a product for those that want a stylish product that just works." Hrm. I'll take my programmable buttons instead. Thanks. For those of you that don't care that all functions are defined by Kensington and want everything on the ball, then by all means: the SlimBlade is available for pre-order at a price of $129.99 on Kensington's site. Product Page [Kensington]

Nancy’s Macworld Expo Product Roundup
The Mac Observer — ... Macworld Expo should further enhance it. It is a new ultra track ball called the Slim Blade that should grab the attention of any track ball fan. The ball itself has the look and feel of marble, but the secret "ingredient," for lack of a better term, is the fact that the ball rests on three points that are made of rubies. The staff at the show stated that these points will never wear out. You can get more information about this product, which is priced at $129.99, at the Kensington Web site . Helpful tips for beginners can be found in my beginners manual, Tips, Hints, and ...