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Definition of mouse pad in English: mouse pad(British mouse mat) noun A piece of rigid or slightly resilient material on which a computer mouse is moved. Example sentencesExamples - The mouse pad is probably the most stagnant of all computer accessories.
- Additionally, you can use an optical mouse on almost any surface, whereas a ball mouse needs a mouse pad in order for the rubberised ball to roll properly.
- It fits perfectly into the palm and can swiftly glide over a desktop mouse pad.
- What this means is no more dust to clean and you no longer need a mouse pad according to the marketing people.
- This is something I personally like to see from a mouse pad, no graphical distractions.
- I don't think she even knew what the mouse pad was!
- To keep the mouse pad in place, there is a spray-on application which should help keep the mouse pad from moving on your desk.
- Or perhaps you really should consider getting a more ideal mouse pad for fast-paced 3D games.
- We manufacture high-tech mousing surfaces for serious computer users that demand more than just a simple mouse pad.
- I tested each mouse pad doing simple office tasks like Microsoft Excel, browsing the Web, graphics editing and writing articles such as this one.
- Furthermore, since its movement no longer depends on good contact, the mouse pad has become obsolete.
- This is the best mouse pad that we have ever used - it's big, smooth and expensive.
- If your mouse pad is battered from years of hard use, consider purchasing a new one.
- But the mouse is still sitting on the mouse pad.
- Whether it's a fabric or plastic mat, or even a piece of paper, most would say that a mouse pad is a mouse pad.
- This is a HUGE mouse pad and like nothing we have ever seen before.
- I immediately placed the mouse pad on my desk and started using it.
- She was repeatedly banging the mouse on the foam wrist-rest of the mouse pad, causing the pointer on the screen to stop half way down the monitor.
- At about $30, to some this may be somewhat high for a simple mouse pad, but is well worth it if you're truly into gaming.
- His fingers move over the mouse pad and the keyboard for a few seconds and then he looks up with an excited, tense expression.
Definition of mouse pad in US English: mouse pad(British mouse mat) nounˈmaʊs pæd A piece of rigid or slightly resilient material on which a computer mouse is moved. Example sentencesExamples - I don't think she even knew what the mouse pad was!
- Furthermore, since its movement no longer depends on good contact, the mouse pad has become obsolete.
- I immediately placed the mouse pad on my desk and started using it.
- We manufacture high-tech mousing surfaces for serious computer users that demand more than just a simple mouse pad.
- To keep the mouse pad in place, there is a spray-on application which should help keep the mouse pad from moving on your desk.
- This is the best mouse pad that we have ever used - it's big, smooth and expensive.
- Or perhaps you really should consider getting a more ideal mouse pad for fast-paced 3D games.
- This is a HUGE mouse pad and like nothing we have ever seen before.
- At about $30, to some this may be somewhat high for a simple mouse pad, but is well worth it if you're truly into gaming.
- But the mouse is still sitting on the mouse pad.
- It fits perfectly into the palm and can swiftly glide over a desktop mouse pad.
- She was repeatedly banging the mouse on the foam wrist-rest of the mouse pad, causing the pointer on the screen to stop half way down the monitor.
- The mouse pad is probably the most stagnant of all computer accessories.
- His fingers move over the mouse pad and the keyboard for a few seconds and then he looks up with an excited, tense expression.
- This is something I personally like to see from a mouse pad, no graphical distractions.
- If your mouse pad is battered from years of hard use, consider purchasing a new one.
- I tested each mouse pad doing simple office tasks like Microsoft Excel, browsing the Web, graphics editing and writing articles such as this one.
- Additionally, you can use an optical mouse on almost any surface, whereas a ball mouse needs a mouse pad in order for the rubberised ball to roll properly.
- Whether it's a fabric or plastic mat, or even a piece of paper, most would say that a mouse pad is a mouse pad.
- What this means is no more dust to clean and you no longer need a mouse pad according to the marketing people.
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