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No, don't worry, a USB port is fine and makes sense since it saves having to use one of those USB-PS/2 adaptors that aren't supplied with mice any more. It's just a matter of being more clear with the description since there's a very real risk of unwary people being misled. There are other products out there that only support PS/2 mice with a USB socket, and they're always very clear about the protocol required so it hasn't been an issue. For example and here.
I'm sure it's a good product and a good price and I wish you luck with it, and I hope this hasn't put you off further development for the platform. |
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Just a little update, just tested with two mice playing lemmings and it works great.
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Thanks for bringing a cheap usb mouse adaptor to the Amiga community. Obrigado
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Yeah it is, but mouses sounds cuter!
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Well I just received my 2 adapters today and I must say that these are a fantastic bit of kit, professionally packed in sealed antistatic sleeves and they even come with a proper instruction manual/leaflet.
I have got to say that I am truly impressed both with the actual item and the communication's that we have had, its a great shame that persons or person unnamed had to try to sour this venture though. Keep up the good work and I look forward to seeing what else you decide to build next |
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The original q arose from the fact that one may use a wide serial db9 connector together with this adaptor (as i did to have a long cable with 2nd firebutton support on my CP5000 joysticks). So it's not just about rodent families
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Glad you liked it. It's correct now. As for the rest of you guys, thanks for the quick english lesson |
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Another update.
We've been working closely with the Italian Olivetti fans and we just managed to make this adapter work on an Olivetti PC1. There's just a few tweaks that have to be done to the driver for it to work 100% under ms-dos We'll keep you guys updated. |
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Here's a little review from Commodore Spain
http://www.commodorespain.es/adaptad...a-amiga-atari/ Here it is working with Deluxe Paint [ Show youtube player ] |
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Good stuff!
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This place. Jesus. Get over yourselves, seriously.
Great bit of kit which I'll be ordering soon |
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Has Great Britain already left the EMU?
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New Prices Due to Local Mail company Updates
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I hope that because of all this blood sucking capitalists we won't see a war again. This looks like the story written over the same lines, the past world wars were because economics and interests of a few and in the end the common people are the ones who suffered. I understand why the british left, i hope they continue to contribute to the stability of the EU in other ways. Will see what the future will bring to all of us. Sorry for the outburst |
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