manuleka

i haven't... but i think gamepads are a much more popular topic than gaming mice interms of emulation... because a lot of games more heavily rely on the keyboard keys, and the usual 3 buttons on the mouse is normally sufficient for most PC Games... you can somehow map some of your keyboard keys to your extra mouse buttons for gamings (am not sure)....

i guess you can improve your typing with practice and time, but i don't think it possible to totally silence typing... unless you get hold of a touch screen like keyboard

Agree with MC... you really need drivers for the device to at least get them going and maybe its utiliy software that can be used to customize the buttons

for some reason the images doesn't show up... good review though, i am currently playing Crysis 3 every now and then (Got it for free with my new Video Card - HD 7950)I have played Crysis 2 (but not Crysis 1)... i still think 2 is better, there really isn't any obvious improvement in graphics going from 2 to 3... but then again i'm playing the game on 1280x1024...

i really don't think there is a way of silencing ones typing on standard keyboards, you would have to really search for a keyboard with rubbery keys or a keyboard with a touchscreen like keys...

if you look up the model number of the device, google it or go to manufacturer website... you should find there more info about the device, and hopefully drivers as well

aah i see...

some devices are just a re-badged version of another... for instance i use to have a Gaming mouse that came with my GS1 Asus Gaming Laptop years ago... it came with a Driver CD which has a Logitech model Mouse model number on it, i realized its a Logitech mouse just redecorated with the GS1 logo

interesting addon... unfortunately i use Opera as my main/default browser...

aah i see... i thought it would become a spanish version... i have seen a french version of MS Office on one of my friends PC, it was a pain trying to figure-out how to reverse it, found out later that somehow they installed a French MS Office Suite... hehe weird

ok... i was just wondering because when i ran update check for my fresh Windows install a 2GB worth of language packs showed up which i opted off... was wondering if it does have some significant use other than just transforming Windows to the particular languages

how much typing do you really do though to produce such noticeable nuisance to others?

I'm surprised by how popular Galaxy S III is and now Samsung will be announcing their next flagship on the 14th and If it will be as popular (or maybe much more) thank the S III, will this be a trend of Plastic becoming the thing of mobile devicesIf you look at the S III it isn't the most appealing in looks and feel, but still it is one of the most popular mobile phone today... If S 4 will surpass S III's popularity then i believe plastic devices will be the thing of the future.... i guess it really cuts down on the pricing department

Is there any other usefulness of Language Packs other than just transforming texts on Windows to particular languages?

you could get a mic, and use voice input software to do the typing/input for you

you could findout if there's an app which could apply different tunes/notes to each key on keyboard... and everytime one strikes a key it makes certain sound/beep... kind of like the phone keys hehe

Androids success is quite obvious... i haven't met anyone who hasn't heard of Android, although there's a few who haven't heard of Chrome OS

aah i see... i'm just curious because i just upgraded to 64bit so my 8GB RAM is accessible/usable, most of the applications are 32bit

I've just upgraded on PC to Windowns 7 x64 and i notice quite a lot of the applications i use are still on 32bit, only a handful has 64bit versions available...so i'm curious whether there is a real advantage today on using 64bit vs 32bit version of softwares?

best choice is a keyboard replacement

hehe quite true... its one of those things that you only look into when it happens and then forget about it... i remember having this issue before but couldn't remember how to fix it hehe...

haha interesting velma... never really thought key strokes can be perceived in a such rythmic way hehe

aah... thanks MC yes it is Computer\UserGroup... got it sorted

ok i have looked in to that but am a bit confused between group\myself and group\userseg. my username is blakmunky, my group is blakmunky7... so should i pick blakmunky7\blakmunky or blakmunky7\users?as owner where would programs fall under? i'm having issues with progams (i installed) writing/modifying folders/partitions

After fresh install of Windows 7 64bit Ultimate, programs can't seem to write to any of the data partitions (from Previous Installation)How can i ensure these partitions can be written to by programs?