Modding the Everglide MonsterMat

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Eazy, do me a favour. I am using my MX1000 on my table top and without any mouse pad. Please let me know whether there is a significant difference if you use tabletop/normal mousepad/expensive mousepad. I'll take your advice and do accordingly.

And please remember that the money will come from my pocket!!!! :bleh:
 
Count_Down said:
Eazy, do me a favour. I am using my MX1000 on my table top and without any mouse pad. Please let me know whether there is a significant difference if you use tabletop/normal mousepad/expensive mousepad. I'll take your advice and do accordingly.

And please remember that the money will come from my pocket!!!! :bleh:
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The Mouse I use is the cordless MX 600 which has the MX 1000 Laser Engine but works with 2 AA batteries. The difference between the 25/- cloth top pad and my 2000/- pad is tremendous. I think if I huff and I puff I could blow the mouse across the Everglide pad - NOT REALLY but nearly :)

Dont think I get my money easily either - I have to work hard convincing people here that I need one more Mouse or a Keyboard or a HDD - believe me this is a full time mind boggling job and I have the callouses on my knees to prove it :D
 
If peopel here dont mind a smallish pad like I use then 4 of you should get together and share an Everglide pad - there was one more of these at Prime. I feel the small pad may not suffice for Gaming but I have no problem with regular browsing and Photoshoping. Uncut the pad is 14" x 17.5"
 
Eazy said:
The Mouse I use is the cordless MX 600 which has the MX 1000 Laser Engine but works with 2 AA batteries. The difference between the 25/- cloth top pad and my 2000/- pad is tremendous. I think if I huff and I puff I could blow the mouse across the Everglide pad - NOT REALLY but nearly :)

Dont think I get my money easily either - I have to work hard convincing people here that I need one more Mouse or a Keyboard or a HDD - believe me this is a full time mind boggling job and I have the callouses on my knees to prove it :D
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OK, there goes another 2000/-.

BTW, what did you use to cut the mat?

And CONGRATS on your new purchases...the LCD monitor...wirless Keyboard...wireless mouse...and the mouse pad.:hap2:
 
Count_Down said:
OK, there goes another 2000/-.

BTW, what did you use to cut the mat?

And CONGRATS on your new purchases...the LCD monitor...wirless Keyboard...wireless mouse...and the mouse pad.:hap2:
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Used a very sharp pair of scissors.

.... and an Antec TP2 550 PSU..... :)

Prime also had those Teflon feet for the Logitech mouse - cost around 700/- ... I did not buy it. Felt cost is too much for plasticky mouse feet !!!
 
teflon feet are of no use for this mousepad. they are mainly used for hard surfaces, like wood aluminium etc.

& yes i guess last piece is left with gulbir. heh i had told vinod to send just 1 mousepad to gulbir which i wanted, i guess he sent more & eazy benefitted. heh.

also mention the great box eazy. its a great box if u need to carry the pad around like me.
 
stormblast said:
teflon feet are of no use for this mousepad. they are mainly used for hard surfaces, like wood aluminium etc.

& yes i guess last piece is left with gulbir. heh i had told vinod to send just 1 mousepad to gulbir which i wanted, i guess he sent more & eazy benefitted. heh.

also mention the great box eazy. its a great box if u need to carry the pad around like me.
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Yup I thought the Teflon feet would be a waste of money with this Mouse pad too. If you took one and I got one then he got 3 - there is still one with him.

THE BOX ....

 
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