I’ve always been a big proponent of high-end input devices.  While many people are happy with their super-cheap keyboards, I’ve always resisted this mindset.When you get right down to it, there are two ways you interact with your computer:  the keyboard, and the mouse.  If you’re going to spend fifteen hundred dollars to buy your computer, then spend 50 hours a week on it, improving these two components can make a huge difference in your work life.A few weeks ago, I noticed one of our clients using an old Microsoft Wheel Optical Mouse, in preference to her Logitech M510 Wireless mouse.  This made me a bit sad, so I asked Claire why she preferred the old one.  We came up with a list of requirements, and I went for a quick hunt. More →