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by Eric Hanson on August 18, 2006

The good: it's a very clean design with a redesigned version of the scroll Ball called the MicroScroll that MacMice claims works better than Apple's version.
The bad: there's no wireless version (although MacMice may have chosen to do wired only to have both PC and Mac compatibility; Might Mouse basically has the same problem), none of the incredibly useful side buttons (a design choice, but Apple managed to work in side buttons as well) and its 1600 DPI laser isn't the top of the line; you can get a 2000 DPI laser in the Logitech G7 (for $80) - and more DPI means more control, the all-important thing for gamers and graphic artists.
Still, for $30 (less than half of the cost of the Might Mouse), this doesn't seem like too bad of an option if you're in the market for a new mouse, especially if you like MacMice's existing products.
Via MacNN
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Cheaper than Apple's Mighty Mouse, the Danger Mouse by MacMice is a fanboy solution to elegant Apple computing. The mouse costs $30.00 and its main selling points are the reference to Apple's "mouse cartoon theme," price and elegance.MacMice ...
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Danger Mouse is a new flagship mouse design from the MacMice Company that is sure to make Apple's Mighty Mouse design run for money. The mouse sports a version of the Scroll Ball called the MicroScroll that is supposedly better...
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