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Background. I have small hands and Logitech mice always work much better than Microsoft mice for me.<br /><br />Pros:<br />1. Excellent tracking -- much much better than standard optical, especially on tough surfaces.<br />2. Higher dpi -- must compensate by slowing mouse down in software.<br />3. Price -- reasonable at under $20.<br /><br />Cons:<br />A. Mouse is generally too high -- considerably higher than the other Logitech mice I have.<br />B. Ergonomic hump is bad -- other Logitech mice have a hump in the middle of the mouse, but this one has it on the front-edge -- clearly a bad design feature. This forces my wrist into a higher position.<br />C. Not as comfortable for long use -- but with a mouse pad, works out better.
excellent tracking, poor ergonomics

I produce two screencasts a day, but sometimes three. These are about half an hour. They target high school students who use the Ron Paul Curriculum. I use an Audio-Technica 2020USB microphone. It is extremely sensitive. I use Camtasia Studio 8.4, which produces MP4s. I use a pair of Denon AH-D1000 headphones as monitors. I have produced a YouTube video comparing four brands of silent mice: Nexus SM-9000, Nexus SM-8500, JSCO JNL-101K, and Bornd M120. I have posted it here: [...]. You can evaluate the mice for yourself. I rate the Bornd as a 5, the two Nexus units as 4's, and the JSCO as a 3.
I produce two screencasts a day, but sometimes three ...

It's obvious that this device works with a range of windows platforms, but at the moment it doesn't seem to have any support for OSX 10.6. I followed the process on *militarycac* and while the card reader shows up in system profiler, it doesn't show up in keychain access. That puts an entire hold on the use for it on OSX 10.6. Also on militarycac.com, there is a section to download a program to update the firmware for this device to version 5.26, (that I think could be possibly the problem for my mac issues) but you need a windows system to do this, and I have gotten ahold of a vista PC, but the firmware update program didn't end up working. It comes up with the error \"No USB smart card device found\" but this cac reader is listed in device manager as \"USB Smart Card Reader\" and not \"SCR3310.....\" as others have mentioned (on another site). I guess none of this is really relavent to the actual device review,but I hope to shed some insight to some potential buyers on what to possibly experience if they purchase this for a MAC OSX 10.6 system. I currently have this plugged into the Vista computer and it works as described.
YES to Windows NO to Mac OSX 10.6