Ik vond net nog een review van de Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer. Deze is afkomstig van Scott's Hardware.
I hooked the Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer up to my system tying both the PS/2 and USB ports and found virtually no difference in perceived performance using one over the other. However, when using the USB port I did observe a slight decrease of my system resources, in the System Properties box, even though its effect wasn't readily apparent in use. Being of the performance biased crowd, I chose to stick with the PS/2 port.Upon connecting the IntelliMouse Explorer and installing the software, and after admiring the cool red glow emitting from the mouse's bottom and rear side, I noticed an immediate improvement in tracking. The occasional jitteriness I experienced with my original IntelliMouse was absent, and positioning the curser in tight places became a breeze. I tried tracking on my desktop, mouse pad, pants leg, and several other surfaces immediately available to me, and noticed no loss of tracking or precision. This is truly a remarkable advance in mouse technology, especially considering the mouse is rarely considered an system upgrade unless it happens to die because it ingested too much dirt.
As I mentioned above, I really enjoyed the additional controls along the left side of the mouse, as it made scrolling through long web pages and documents a much simpler task. The scrolling wheel functions normally for scrolling, but the convenience of a whole screen down or back up at the click of your thumb was a big plus in my book. Also, as mentioned before, these buttons can be configured to other options such as cut and paste, delete, close, alt, or a number of other options, in case you don't like (or need) the default settings.
Lees trouwens ook effe Reinder's verhaal over deze muis 
muis, nee dan kun je beter de tijd die je kwijt bent aan het aanschaven besteden aan het oefenen met een gewone muis (iets wat jij zo te horen nog wel kunt gebruikten)
