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XG Laser 2500 Review
By: Charles Fagundes
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    2006-08-01

    Table of Contents:
  • XG Laser 2500 Review
  • What do you get?
  • Installation and set up
  • Laser specs and performance
  • Wrapping everything up

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    XG Laser 2500 Review - What do you get?


    (Page 2 of 5 )

    When you open up the package you see that it includes the usual contents:

    • Laser 2500 Manual
    • Installation CD
    • USB to PS2 converter
    • Laser 2500 Mouse

    As you can see, XG used a very clean, simple, one-piece design for the main buttons. You can also see some other buttons not found on your regular mouse, but we will get to them later.

    The bottom of the laser mouse features nicely placed runners that let it slide smoothly when you are using it. You can also see that XG labeled the color coding for the different DPI levels for you.

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