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Trackballs to Brainwaves: The 50 Most Notable PC Peripherals
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Thu, 10 April 2014, 10:41:44 »
Great, albeit old, article from Maximum PC, lots of weird devices from the 90s as well as a few favorites.
http://www.maximumpc.com/article/features/50_input_devices?page=0,0
Anyone have one of those Logitech Cyberman?
Found it after watching the CES '94 coverage from The Computer Chronicles:
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Would liked to read the interview about open gl vs dirext x. Logitech has contributed a lot to the mice industry. Interesting revisit of that maximumpc article. What can project natal be?
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CES sure has changed greatly over two decades! "realistic" 32bit games, etc..
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