Kodak WM-702 Wired Mouse
Features:
Additional Features:
- Wired Connection
- DPI (Dots Per Inch) Settings
- Ergonomic Design
- Buttons
- Scroll Wheel
- Compatibility
- Plug-and-Play
- Build Quality
- Tracking Technology
- Cable Length
Additional Features:
- Wired Connection: As the name suggests, a wired mouse like the Kodak WM-702 would connect to your computer using a physical cable. This connection type ensures a consistent and reliable connection without the need for batteries or charging.
- DPI (Dots Per Inch) Settings: Many modern mice, including wired ones, come with adjustable DPI settings. DPI refers to the sensitivity of the mouse pointer's movement on the screen. Higher DPI settings allow for faster cursor movement, while lower settings result in slower, more precise movement.
- Ergonomic Design: A comfortable and ergonomic design is important for extended use. The shape and contour of the mouse should fit well in your hand to reduce strain during long periods of use.
- Buttons: Standard wired mice typically have a left-click, right-click, and a scroll wheel. However, some mice may have additional buttons on the side that can be programmed for specific functions.
- Scroll Wheel: The scroll wheel can have additional functionality beyond just scrolling, such as middle-click functionality or side-to-side scrolling.
- Compatibility: The mouse should be compatible with various operating systems such as Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- Plug-and-Play: Most wired mice are plug-and-play, meaning they don't require additional software installation. They should be recognized by your computer as soon as you plug them in.
- Build Quality: A good mouse should have a durable build that can withstand regular use without wearing down quickly.
- Tracking Technology: Wired mice use optical or laser sensors to track movement. These sensors determine how accurately the mouse translates your physical movement into cursor movement on the screen.
- Cable Length: The length of the mouse cable can be important for accommodating different computer setups.
