Comments on: Shaky hands? Mouse adapter promises relief

British electronics company taps IBM technology to help people with Parkinson's disease and other tremors.
Photos: Gadget calms shaky mouse

An idea whose time has come

I suffer from a tremor that is familial. It does impact my mousing ability and is frustrating. I'm told it will only get worse with age. At $124, though, it's still too expensive.

I'd like to see a pen with the same feature.

An idea whose time has come

I suffer from a tremor that is familial. It does impact my mousing ability and is frustrating. I'm told it will only get worse with age. At $124, though, it's still too expensive.

I'd like to see a pen with the same feature.

Parkinson's disease

I would appreciate information about the tremor-mouse. I know
this may put you into the area of commerce but for me it is
about quality of life... where can I get one?

Please tell me,

Regards,

Leigh Wayper
Australia

[Andrew J Glina]

Try their site

There is a "Buy Now" link on the front page.

http://www.montrosesecam.com/

Parkinson's disease

I would appreciate information about the tremor-mouse. I know
this may put you into the area of commerce but for me it is
about quality of life... where can I get one?

Please tell me,

Regards,

Leigh Wayper
Australia

[Andrew J Glina]

Try their site

There is a "Buy Now" link on the front page.

http://www.montrosesecam.com/

[foomonkey249702348]

why not in software?

I don't know exactly what this device does, but if all it does if filter mouse input, why not just do this in software??

[sanenazok]

My thoughts exactly

They can as easily control other functions of the mouse (such as inverting the movement of the cursor in response to physical mouse movement). It feels like we're back in the 80's and we need a hardware solution becauase the market has people using Amigas and Indys.

[foomonkey249702348]

why not in software?

I don't know exactly what this device does, but if all it does if filter mouse input, why not just do this in software??

[sanenazok]

My thoughts exactly

They can as easily control other functions of the mouse (such as inverting the movement of the cursor in response to physical mouse movement). It feels like we're back in the 80's and we need a hardware solution becauase the market has people using Amigas and Indys.