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Kensington Slimblade Trackball Expert Mouse USB 2.0 for PC and Mac
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- Does not have programmable buttons or "middle click"
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If you are looking for a trackball your options are limited, its basically a choice between this , Logitechs or an older Kensington one. I would suggest the Logitech, but if you want a Kensington go for one of their older but not as pretty trackballs. Just make sure that they have the drivers for your OS and that all the functions work with your OS. Last time I used one you couldnt change button assignments or functions under Vista64
The driver software for this is pitiful. Its 2009 if you release a mouse or trackball allow your customers some flexibility or at least provide drivers for all platforms.