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bwman
- Member
posted: Jul. 1, 2009 @ 11:49p
Thanks! In for 3, and they have some cheaper 6*4 photo papers, 100 sheets for $7.99 |
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DealDoDeal
- Member
posted: Jul. 1, 2009 @ 11:54p
atwnsw said:How in the world do they make $$$ on this when shipping from Hong Kong?
Does anybody know what postage costs? There you go: Hongkong Post - Postage Rates: Oversears Letter - Air Mail USA is in Zone 2. Letters & Postcards Zone 2 - USA. Weight not over 20 grams: 3.00 HKD = 0.387100 USD --- Second Class Mail Zone 2 - USA. Weight not over 20 grams: 2.50 HKD = 0.322580 USD ---
1 USD = 7.75036 HKD 1 HKD = 0.129026 USD XE.com Universal Currency Converter |
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jlh2600
- Senior Member
posted: Jul. 2, 2009 @ 12:29a
rukiri said:I think I know what you're talking about. I get a weird feeling in my finger, like it's almost numb or something, and yet kinda tingly. I don't feel it all the way up my arm though. My assumption was that it was over-stimulation of the tip of my finger, or maybe some kind of muscle strain from using the trackpoint so much. I'd avoid it for a day or so and the feeling would go away. Also, switching to the rim style trackpoint worked out better. That way I was more pressing down on a corner rather than pressing and dragging a bumpy surface.
jlh2600 said:From the pics it looks like they'll all be of the soft-rim/dish variety? But that's good, if we're getting all of one type for it to be that one. Even though the domes are nice when new, the dish actually stays usable longer than the others after their texture's worn off. But every time I've bought them in the past, it's been three packs of one each- soft rim, hard & soft dome. Either way this is an incredible price.
B.T.W. anything experience anything similiar to this? I'm actually trying to use the trackpoint as little as possible lately. Because despite being the most precise control of any pointing device, after years of of using them exclusively (every computer at work & personal), I think something neural is happening from the tip of my finger into the back of my shoulder from it. So I'm trying to refrain as much as possible now, toting a mouse with my notebook etc. But some situations there is just no comparison. Not only precision, but when you're typing & jumping from field to field, no moving your hands out of position over to a mouse or down to a touchpad etc. It's right there like another key. But actually I think the strain happened when I got addicted to online billiards & overdid it. Trackpoint was a huge advantage in that game. So between now conservative use & how much I just stocked up, I should be set for life on these.
Thanks O.P. I think so. That static pressure without motion, or much motion anyway is a strain. I don't think that's good over & over. compared to a mouse or touchpad, whic are also repetitive, but at least some movement involved. Moving your whole hand or at least finger. Unfortunately I'm addicted to the trackpoint, it's so much more precise than anything else. So when it got real bad I actually disabled it otherwise I wouldn't have been able to quit, but in certain situations it's just so much faster I'll turn it back on.
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jlh2600
- Senior Member
posted: Jul. 2, 2009 @ 12:39a
DealDoDeal said:jlh2600 said:From the pics it looks like they'll all be of the soft-rim/dish variety? But that's good, if we're getting all of one type for it to be that one. Even though the domes are nice when new, the dish actually stays usable longer than the others after their texture's worn off. But every time I've bought them in the past, it's been three packs of one each- soft rim, hard & soft dome. Either way this is an incredible price.
B.T.W. anything experience anything similiar to this? I'm actually trying to use the trackpoint as little as possible lately. Because despite being the most precise control of any pointing device, after years of of using them exclusively (every computer at work & personal), I think something neural is happening from the tip of my finger into the back of my shoulder from it. So I'm trying to refrain as much as possible now, toting a mouse with my notebook etc. But some situations there is just no comparison. Not only precision, but when you're typing & jumping from field to field, no moving your hands out of position over to a mouse or down to a touchpad etc. It's right there like another key. But actually I think the strain happened when I got addicted to online billiards & overdid it. Trackpoint was a huge advantage in that game. So between now conservative use & how much I just stocked up, I should be set for life on these.
Thanks O.P.
Well, what did you expect from excessive use of trackpoint? Do yourself a favor just buy and use wireless mouse.
I very seldom use trackpoint or touchpad. They are not comfortable. Your productivity will be higher if you use mouse.
I always had mice, either with retractable cord or wireless, to use with my laptops.
Nothing beats the mouse. LOL 
Right now, when I work on laptop I use Kensington SlimBlade mouse. Great mouse, but not impressed with its scroll ball. Can't beat its claimed 6-month battery life though.  You're right D.D.D. I sure got what I deserved in that regard, so now I use my mouse as much as possible (not a fan of touch-pads either). Thanks for the advice.
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motsuka
- Senior Member
posted: Jul. 2, 2009 @ 1:35a
WOW! Hong Kong Postage is about $0.56 our money for up to 100grams. |
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morrismeng
- Member
posted: Jul. 2, 2009 @ 3:32p
alamedian said:Can these be used on Dell Latitude? I just tried a friend's cap from a T61 on my E6500, and it does not fit... |
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jayrxlaw
- Cranky Member
posted: Jul. 2, 2009 @ 4:26p
Meritline is a good company with which to do business. I had a problem with a crappy product which broke (not Meritline's fault). They took back the product and issued a credit. I cannot fault them. Great prices . . . sometimes. |
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arn357
- Senior Member
posted: Jul. 2, 2009 @ 4:50p
I like the "cat tongue" pointers better, a more scratchier surface to roll over better. |
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Keyone
- Thrifty Member
posted: Jul. 2, 2009 @ 6:05p
Got 5 packs of 4! 20 nipples will last me a while. I was beginning to wonder where I would get these for cheap since my current one is wearing out. |
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SteelRing
- Senior Member - 2K
posted: Jul. 3, 2009 @ 1:05a
atwnsw said:How in the world do they make $$$ on this when shipping from Hong Kong?
Does anybody know what postage costs?postage from HK to US is cheaper than US domestic. i know... u got f0ckd by USPS.... eat that fleabyer |
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