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Magnetic Mouse 2

 Mouse with magnetic bottom plate
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A standard mouse with a magnetic bottom plate would allow it to be placed on the side of metal server racks for convenient access.
—Cedar Park, Feb 19 2012

pirate mouse with hook http://us.123rf.com...ate-mouse.jpg?ver=6
[notexactly, Jan 27 2017]

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       Would this be a mouse with an extremely strong magnet that could go next to the hard drive? Ah, my knowledge of hard drives is out of date, they already have magnets (had).
—normzone, Feb 19 2012
   

       Just ditch the windows servers and go to linux - no mouse needed!
—DrCurry, Feb 19 2012
   

       Trackballs.
—8th of 7, Feb 19 2012
   

       Butterflies.
—mouseposture, Feb 19 2012
   

       Does anyone else miss the accupoint, or is it only me?
—Alterother, Feb 19 2012
   

       [8th], that would work too. A super-strong magnet on the bottom of the trackball and you could mount it on the side of the server rack and never need to move it...
—Cedar Park, Feb 22 2012
   

       Make your mouse a pirate mouse using a screw hook ? You could hang the mouse on the server rack yardarms.   

       yarrggg!
—popbottle, Jan 23 2017
   


 

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