3D Space Navigator for Notebooks

LOS ANGELES -- Gadget Grrl says, regardless of whether you are a 3D designer or have just sported a pair of 3D glasses, this new 3D Space Navigator for Notebooks is one of the slickest devices I have tried in awhile. Unlike a mouse or even a trackball, this 3D mouse allows you to push, pull, tilt, pan and zoom with incredibly smooth motion.

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More about that later. Now, let's look at the mouse.

3D SPACE NAVIGATOR FOR NOTEBOOKS $109.99 Click here for more info.

The base is very well constructed, sturdy, does not slide all over the desktop and is made of brushed aluminum.

I liked using this to navigate on Google Earth; the smooth movement of this device made it so much easier than a regular mouse to track through the maps.

There is a snug little carrying case that comes along with the 3D mouse and it works on Win, Mac and Linux. Designers on-the-go will like the compact size of this and even gamers could use this for their more intensified gaming.

Unlike a mouse or even a trackball, this 3D mouse allows you to push, pull, tilt, pan and zoom with incredibly smooth motion. Not currently available, there is a "notify me" tab on the site to let you know when they are available.