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Old 8th Apr 2003, 09:39 AM   #41 (permalink)
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The best mousepad is a selfmade mousepad. Buy 1 5mm thick plexi and put some LED and stick one nice good surface on top of it. WoAH. CHANG!
Not really a good idea, unless you use a very good glue...
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Old 8th Apr 2003, 09:56 AM   #42 (permalink)
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actually the RM 3 type of sponge pad is good enough. too bad it gathers dirt and sweat easily.
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The best mousepad is a selfmade mousepad. Buy 1 5mm thick plexi and put some LED and stick one nice good surface on top of it. WoAH. CHANG!
Do u think a mousepad with LED will affect the sensitivity of the mouse??>>
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if u read properly.. there's a surface on top of it.. the LED is just to make a similar glow like the mouse at the bottom and sides...
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Hdehe soli read salah....
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I hate bright LEDS shining at my face, lucky the MS mouse is covered by my palm when using!
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Goldfries: The warping phenomenon in mousepads refers to the physical curving of the mousepad due to high heat and heavy usage.

Fuzzy: An example of what warping is like, head on over to Ratzpad - Maintenance!


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Thanks for the explaination, it was what I've expected it to be..

Wah, I'm quite sure I'll not be buying a mousepad.
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fuzzy, did u ever try a good mouse surface????

trust me, one u try one... u'll always want to have one!

so far, i've seen and tried the ratpadz gen. 1, func surface and Jeremy's Everglide...

those all all very nice mouse surfaces..... still hoping to get one in the near future...
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Goldfries: The warping phenomenon in mousepads refers to the physical curving of the mousepad due to high heat and heavy usage.
LOL. i'm not the one asking what is warping, i just don't know how to define it. but thanx anyway. now i know the proper definition.
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