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In article <SAAF.90Mar23140238@joker.optics.rochester.edu> saaf@joker.optics.rochester.edu (Lennart Saaf) writes:
>In article <8045@tank.uchicago.edu> fri0@tank.uchicago.edu (Christian
>E. Fritze) writes:
> > The rollers on my Kensington ADB Turbo Mouse trackball are pitted
> > and have what looks to be RUST on them! Is this possible?
>I'm not surprised.  We have 3 of these things and over the course of a
>year I have grown to hate them.  They stick, the ball falls out, the
>cursor jiggles on the screen by magic, etc...
>Bottom line: P.U. Don't waste your money.
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	I'm afraid I have to disagree.  The rollers do get gummed up, with
what I believe is more dirt than rust, especially as it's worse in hot
weather.  However, it only takes a screwdriver and some time to take the
thing apart and clean it.  I wouldn't part with my Kensington.
	Besides, between it and my Dvorak KCHR, almost no one wants to borrow
my mac :-)
					-- tad




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