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VI Mice
With the introduction of the
Graphical User Interface (GUI) operating systems,
such as Windows, the mouse quickly became the second
most common input device found on a PC.
Mice can connect to the PC using a serial
port, a PS/2 port, USB, or wireless technology.
Regardless of the way they connect to the PC, there are three
basic technologies used to track the movement of
a mouse in order to send input signals to
the processor.
- Opto-Mechanical Mouse
- Optical Mouse
- Digital Tablet
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