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Blue Sky Exo 2.1 Studio Monitor System

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Blue Sky EXO 2.1 Studio Monitor System

Cyber Studio Desktop 2.1 3pc Speaker 14 Watts Black CA3001RB

$29.2

Cyber Studio Desktop 2.1 3pc Speaker 14 Watts Black CA3001RB

Laserlyte LTPRO 2.1 in. Pistol Laser Trainer Laser 9mm45Acp Red

$117.85

Laserlyte Pistol Laser Trainer Laser 2.1 . 9mm45Acp. Color: Red. High quality components. Satisfaction ensured.

Omnigrid Marking Ruler Trio

$24.71

Omnigrid marking ruler is perfect for your craft needsTrio guide is made from premium quality plastic and laser cut for a smooth edgeRuler allows for easier deeper cutting of fabric layersDesigned for left or right handed useUse these rulers to quickly and accurately perform a variety of marking tasksCenter line is exactly .25 inches from both edges of the ruler Do not use with rotary cutter knives or other cutting instruments Rulers are designed for marking onlyIncludes 4, 6 and 12-inch rulers

Blue Sky Sky System One Sat 6.5 Mk Ii Satellite 2.1 Studio Monitor

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Laser, Compatible, E Studio 16, 60, Black

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Laser, Compatible, E Studio 16, 60, Black

Compressor 2.1 Essential Training

$39.95

Apple's latest version of its video and audio compression application, Compressor 2.1, packs a lot of new features and produces smaller video files for publishing to the Web or DVD. In this tutorial, Apple certified instructor Larry Jordan shares workflows and techniques to help DVD Studio Pro and Final Cut Pro users master media compression. The training covers how to work with markers, create custom destinations, improve video and audio quality, customize both interface and settings preferences, and more. Topics Covered include: Getting Ready A Quick Start Guide Learning Specific Compression Tasks Troubleshooting Distributed Encoding Running Time: 1.5 hours

Morovision MVPMTM000A4 MTM Mini Thermal Monocular with Visible Red Marking Laser

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Insight TechGear s handheld thermal imager provides stationary mansized target detection performance over 400 meters. It s compact lightweight form and exceptional image quality make the MTM a versatile tool for a wide range of missions including reconnaissance and search and rescue. Lightweight11 oz. (with Batteries). Waterproof up to 3 feet (66 feet option available). External Video Jack. Facial Recognition 25 Meters. Stationary ManSized Target Detection at 400 Meters. Moving ManSized Target Detection at 500 Meters. Integrated Visible Red or IR Marking Laser. Digital Image Capture and Download (up to 160 images). Menudriven functions include: Brightness GainPolarity (WH BH) Calibration2x Digital Zoom. Adjustable Focus. Unity Magnification. External Video Jack. Ergonomically Designed for Handheld Operation. 4 Hours Continuous Operation Using Two 3Volt Lithium Batteries (123). Lightweight/Pocketsize 11.5 oz. Waterproof to 66 .

Omnigrid Marking Ruler Trio-4, 6 & 12(Pack of 1)

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Omnigrid Marking Ruler Trio-4", 6" & 12". DRITZ-Omnigrid Marking Ruler Trio are made from a durable premium quality plastic and laser cut for a smooth edge that allows for easier deeper cutting of fabric layers. Designed for left or right handed use. Us

Spider-Man 2.1 (Two Disc Extended Cut) DVD New

$10.99

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Eagle ET-AR508LR-BK 2.1 Speakers

$99.99

If your ultimate goal is to have a system that plays loud with accurate audio down low, you need the Eagle ET-AR508LR-BK high fidelity, 2-way loudspeaker system. Its premium quality woofer uses nothing but the best materials to deliver forceful, tight bass and midrange. High quality tweeters add to the realism of the overall sound by rendering specific details of each instrument. With a digital equalizer located on the subwoofer unit, you can completely and precisely adjust sound preferences in five seconds or less. You will feel like you are right there in the studio with your favorite musicians. Satellite RMS Power /ea: 15 Watts Subwoofer RMS Power: 40 Watts Driver: Satellites: Dual 3-inch tweeter with solid wood enclosure Subwoofer: 6.5-inch driver with solid wood enclosure Frequency Response: 35Hz to 20kHz Features: 140 watts amplifier with low distortion digital equalizer Passive crossover networks for clean separation of different frequencies Premium quality tweeters and subwoofer drivers for crisp highs and punchy lows Smooth response over wide frequencies with exceptional imaging and accuracy LCD display and full function remote control Great for HTPC, video gaming system, home theater system and more Sound dampening solid wood enclosures Dimension: Satellites: 4.53 x 9.85 x 5.12 inches Subwoofer: 8.67 x 14.18 x 9.85 inches Package Contents: ET-AR508LR-BK speake...

Toshiba Drum Unit for e-studio 50F Laser Fax Machine

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Toshiba OD170F Drum for e-Studio 170F Laser Fax Machines

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Logitech Z623 2.1 Speaker System, THX-Certified

$131.99

Logitechâ€™s Z623 delivers 200 watts (RMS) of power in a THX-Certified 2.1 speaker system for big, bold audio. Multiple inputs let you connect your music, movie, and gaming devices. Subwoofer RMS Power: 130 w Features: THX-certified 2.1 speaker system brings your music, movies and games to life in immersive studio-quality audio 200 watts (RMS) gives you the power to listen as loud as you want to RCA and 3.5mm inputs make it easy to plug in up to three audio devicesâ€”your computer, iPod, game console, DVD player and more Two satellite speakers and a powerful subwoofer deliver sound big enough to fill even large entertainment rooms On-speaker controls lets you easily dial the volume and bass up or down Package Contents: Speakers 3.5 mm audio input cable Speaker connector cables User documentation 2-years limited hardware warranty Parts: 2 years limited Labor: 2 years limited

Yamaha HS-50M/HS-10W 2.1 Powered Monitor Package

$699.99

This monitor speaker system comes with a pair of HS550M powered monitors and a HS10W subwoofer for accurate, compact monitoring in the home or project studio.

Yamaha Hs-50M/Hs-10W 2.1 Powered Monitor Package

$699.99

This monitor speaker system comes with a pair of HS550M powered monitors and a HS10W subwoofer for accurate, compact monitoring in the home or project studio.

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Apple Mighty Mouse

About the mouse

The Mighty Mouse is made of white plastic and has a recessed Apple logo on the mouse's face. The mouse has four functional "buttons": a left capacitive sensor, a right capacitive sensor, a track ball with a pressure sensor and side squeeze sensors. The track ball enables users to scroll a page or document in every direction by rolling the ball in the desired direction. Two of the above-mentioned inputs are not physical buttons. Rather, the touch-sensitive topshell (mentioned below) and the pressure sensing trackball allow the mouse to detect which side is being touched or whether the trackball is being held in.

Currently Mac OS X is the only operating system that fully supports the mouse. When used with Mac OS X the sensors can be set to launch applications or trigger features of the Apple operating system, such as Dashboard and Expos. If not used with Mac OS X, the mouse behaves as a four "button" mouse with a vertical and horizontal scroll wheel. There are third-party drivers (XMouse, AppleM) that provide more functions to users of other platforms such as Windows.

The Mighty Mouse does not report whether the right and left sensor is activated simultaneously. In fact, it reports a right-click only when there is no finger contact on the left side of the mouse. This means that the Mighty Mouse cannot support mouse chording, used by CAD software, games, and other applications where multiple functions are mapped to the mouse.

Versions and sell dates

The wireless Mighty Mouse

On August 2, 2005, Apple introduced Mighty Mouse, at the suggested retail price of US$49.

On 12 October 2005, Apple began shipping a Mighty Mouse with every iMac, and on 19 October 2005, with the PowerMac G5 line as well. The user has a choice to upgrade to an Apple Wireless Keyboard and Apple Wireless Mouse.

On 25 July 2006, Apple released a wireless Mighty Mouse which uses Bluetooth 2.0. The new version uses two AA batteries, but can run on a single AA battery to reduce weight. Wireless Mighty Mouse was priced at $69.

On August 7, 2007, Apple slightly updated the Mighty Mouse, changing the color of the squeeze areas to white. As of September 2009, the wired version of the Mighty Mouse costs $49, while the wireless version costs $69.

On October 20, 2009, Apple was forced to rename the Mighty Mouse the Apple Mouse due to legal issues regarding the name.

On the same day, Apple announced and released a completely new mouse called the Apple Magic Mouse, built with an aluminum base with a multitouch panel. Like the trackpads on the Macbooks, this new version also introduced gestures. This version uses two AA batteries and will be priced at $69.

The model number of the old version of the Mighty Mouse is MA272LL/A, and the new Mighty Mouse's model number is MB111LL/A.

Technical features

Touch-sensitive top shell

360 degree enabled clickable track ball

Force-sensing side "squeeze" areas

Optical (LED) tracking in wired version

Laser tracking in wireless version

Compatible with Macintosh and Windows PCs (wireless version is Mac-only)

Programmable functions for the four "buttons"

Auditory feedback with built-in speaker

Compatible also with Linux

Criticism

Although the Mighty Mouse can sense both right and left clicks it is not possible to press both sensors simultaneously. The user must learn to lift the left finger off the sensor surface before attempting a right-mouse click.

The scroll ball will eventually become clogged with dirt and require cleaning. While there are methods to clean the ball without dismantling the mouse some users have complained that the Mighty Mouse is difficult to clean because the scroll ball mechanism is hard to take apart.

Name

Prior to launching the device, Apple received a license to the name "Mighty Mouse" from Viacom, and subsequently CBS Operations, as owner of the Mighty Mouse cartoon series, the title having been registered in the U.S. as a trademark with respect to various merchandise (such as T-shirts and multivitamins) associated with the character. However, the trademark did not cover computer peripherals, and CBS would not apply to trademark the term in the U.S. with respect to computer mice until mid-2007.

On May 21, 2008 it was announced that Man & Machine Inc., a supplier of keyboards and mice to laboratories and hospitals, had sued Apple Inc. for trademark infringement over its use of the name Mighty Mouse. Man & Machine Inc. had four registered or pending trademarks on various computer pointing related technologies, including "Cool Mouse", "Really Cool", and "Man and Machine and Design". The particular Mighty Mouse trademark in dispute was first filed by Man & Machine Inc., on December 18, 2007 with the description "Computer cursor control devices, namely, computer mice" after CBS's filing, but claiming first use in 2004, before the introduction of the Apple device.

Following opposition proceedings on both sides against the other, CBS subsequently withdrew its application, allowing Man & Machine to register the U.S. trademark for computer mice. As a result, Apple stopped selling mice under the "Mighty Mouse" name on October 20, 2009, when it introduced the wireless Magic Mouse and renamed the existing wired mouse the "Apple Mouse".

Incidentally, CBS was successful in registering "Mighty Mouse" as a trademark for computer mice in some other countries, including Canada, although Apple nevertheless chose to change its product name internationally.