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EVOLUTION - The story of a life in 9 mouse clicks

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Yesterday I bought another mouse... the previous one started to have some trouble with the left button... too many clicks I suppose... So I had a thought... can a simple desk item, a 25$ device made in China with few pieces of plastic, metal and rubber tell a story? Maybe yes... if the computer graphics is your greatest passion... Data: Mouse description;Year Computer I used in the period;Software I used in the period What else I was doing... 1 One Button, squared like a Lego Brick;1985 My dad's Macintosh;Paint 1st year elementary school 2 Two Buttons, the same squared shape;1989 AMIGA 500;Deluxe Paint 5th year elementary school 3 Two Buttons, a bit more ergonomic;1993 AMIGA 1000;Deluxe Paint II 3rd year intermediate school 4 Two Buttons, more rounded shape;1995 AMIGA 1000;Deluxe Paint IV 3rd year high school 5 Three Buttons, average ergonomicity;1998 Pentium II 350;Bryce 2, Photoshop 5 1st year university 6 Ergonomic, scroll wheel, cordless but still with the ball;2001 Pentium II 350;3DStudio Max 3, Bryce 5, Poser 4 3rd year university 7 Optical, cordless, no rechargeable cells;2003 Pentium IV 2400;3DStudio Max 4, Poser 5 5th year university 8 Laser, cordless, cadmium rechargeable cell;2005 Pentium IV 2400;3DStudio Max 6, Poser 6 Specialistic Graduation 9 Laser, cordless, improved autonomy rechargeable cell;2008 My new Dual Core;3DStudio Max 2008, Silo 2, Poser 7 Assistant Teacher The story of an entire life in 9 mouses...

Comments (40)


Dragdon_killler

1:56PM | Mon, 24 March 2008

shit dude my first year in 3DSMax i blew through something like 9 of them.

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cole4965

8:25AM | Wed, 26 March 2008

Really cool story when you think about it! Thanks!

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efron_241

12:58AM | Tue, 08 April 2008

Evolution... Have used most of them... It's fun how modern the oldest ones seemed in the 80's

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mtlegacy

4:43AM | Tue, 15 April 2008

Excellent idea, wondering what will look the next generation...

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PhilW

10:59AM | Wed, 16 April 2008

Wondeful memories!

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watteville

4:40PM | Fri, 18 April 2008

wow! how life goes by!

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kasalin

12:36AM | Wed, 03 December 2008

Great capture !!! Great work and idea ! 5+

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renecyberdoc

9:48AM | Fri, 30 September 2011

i remember the first compy i bought my wife,me not beeing addicted at that time lol,it was a 486-sx-50 4mb ram 420 hdd and dos 6.2 and win 3.1. later on when i started on working on pcs i came also in contact with 286 and 386 andd then we went pentium and upwards. my first pentrion was a pI-MMX-166mhz always played egoshooters like doom 2 and wolfenstein before i started to do "serious??" art in 2008. glad to meet you and thanks for the freebies.

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mariogiannecchini

11:26AM | Wed, 19 October 2011

Ero affezionato al mouse 8 , ma dopo qualche caduta non funziona più bene ! Mi era molto comodo ! Interessante questo scatto ch riassume una parte della tua vita attraverso i ricordi legati al mouse ( la tua vita universitaria ). Ora aspettiamo cosa ci racconterà il prossimo mouse !

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A_Sunbeam Online Now!

10:12AM | Wed, 30 May 2012

Great idea and line-up!

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