jim

Sorry not on topic but I couldn't help; comments on this post is very funny and nice. You're good.

I have one of the original Happy Hacking, which cost about $300 when it was introduced, and actually I'm using it to type this.
This one has much better key bed than cheaper "Lite" version (thus the high price) and it has Apple keys from the first. It is designed to be able to connect to PC or Mac or Unix (requires different cable tho).

Original intention of HHK is to have a UNIX keyboard which can be used on PC(and Mac). For those people who regularly use Vi editor or Emacs, having ESC key where left pinkey can reach without much effort and having Control key as the same place in Unix keyboard is indispensable.

If your first computer was already Windows 95 or later, you may not know this kind of thing. That's where it's from.

agh! I'd jumped, too and it won't launch now :(

Isn't it just for EFI with BIOS support and it's for all intelmac, is it?

Isn't that earphone Sennheisher? I've never seen a white version.

The description given on the page is not too helpful, but it roughly reads:

[Industory first dual pointer mouse]
Have you not thought it'd be good if there were two cursors?

DCT-DPM1 is an industory first, unique mouse which can control two cursors with one mouse.

Your productivity will gain so much!

[Usage example]
In Excel
Cell combine operation in Excel will be easier than ever.
1) Press and hold the side button will turn the red cursor into a white cursor. The second cursor now is able to be operated.(Move the second cursor on to the cell-conbine button while press and holding the side button.

2)Normal operation is as easy. (Select a cell to which you wish to combine)

3)If you press "direct click button"(which is only for the second cursor) you will not need to swap cursors.(Click the "direct click button" and the cells are combined at once)


eh, some' like this. I don't really think this is too useful...

Were those pics taken from here? :
http://pc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/2006/0216/nintendo.htm