Left handed mice.
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well there are mice like the Razor's that you can be left/right handed so i guess www.overclockers.co.uk 
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A lot of mice are neutral in shape so can be used just as easily by us lefties as the righties. Some companies, Logitech have a few(one that i know of) models that are come in both left and right versions.
^ wouldn't change the shape of it though...
Don't know about the daft trackball
but http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/US/EN,CRID=2135,CONTENTID=11532
Don't know about the daft trackball
but http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/US/EN,CRID=2135,CONTENTID=11532Raikiri said:^ wouldn't change the shape of it though...
Don't know about the daft trackball
Oh that's quite nice, I really do like the trackballs for work though, lessens the strain on the old wrist
Just train your right hand.
I'm a lefty, but I started to use a right handed mouse at work. Took a little while, and will never be as good as the left, but does the job. (You also have more time to practice at work.
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Right hand at work, left hand at home.
I'm a lefty, but I started to use a right handed mouse at work. Took a little while, and will never be as good as the left, but does the job. (You also have more time to practice at work.
)Right hand at work, left hand at home.
I'm lefthanded and use a standard mouse with no problems .The mouse is between my little finger and thumb and I click using my first finger .Blooming heck ,that will make it awkward for us PC builders id we have to start asking for left handed mice ,keyboards & monitors !!. Do you think they'll start making a lefthanded case and wireless modem ?
