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PostPosted: 24 Mar 2007, 16:55 
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How cold does your hand get with a glass mousemat? Mine gets really cold already with a fabric one! :(


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PostPosted: 24 Mar 2007, 17:22 
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How cold does your hand get with a glass mousemat? Mine gets really cold already with a fabric one! :(


Mine doesnt get cold at all on my cloth pad or atleast the parts of my had that touch the pad, the top of my hand freezes :P


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PostPosted: 24 Mar 2007, 17:44 
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I normally have really cold hands anyway - but during the winter if I work on a computer for a prolonged length of time my right hand is literally blue... which is why I'm dubious about glass/metal mousemats...


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PostPosted: 24 Mar 2007, 20:18 
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I normally have really cold hands anyway - but during the winter if I work on a computer for a prolonged length of time my right hand is literally blue... which is why I'm dubious about glass/metal mousemats...


I like the warm feeling of fabric pads too.

Ive had to dump my Logitech MX Laser though as i havent found a cloth pad it can track properly on. Annoyingly, my old MS Optical mouse has no problems at all!


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My G5 works fine on every surface I've tried it on, which is more than can be said for my MS Optical mice which absolutely hate working on mousemats.

Honestly my hand doesn't say warm on a fabric pad - but if I've got something sucking even more heat out of my hand, I'll have problems I think. Possibly part of the problem is I can't stand having my rooms too warm - I'd rather wear a jumper than I would turn up the heating. ;) It's cheaper on the electricity bills, too... :lol:


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