Similar words: blackball, kick back, snack bar, kickback, knock back, backtracking, racetrack, backtrack. Meaning: ['trækbɔːl] n. an electronic device consisting of a rotatable ball in a housing; used to position the cursor and move images on a computer screen.
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1 The reason that conventional trackballs and joysticks aren't used is because the precise positioning that they provide simply isn't needed.
2 Klatsky found that some subjects preferred trackballs or Glidepoint pads even though they actually performed better with mice.
3 A trackball is essentially an upside - down mouse.
4 A mouse takes much more room than a trackball.
5 Fixed auto brightness, hardware key lights and trackball light notifications.
6 The trackball products are rare products now , a handful of manufacturer in Taiwan still making it.
7 A trackball has the ball on top and you move it with your finger.
8 While integrating forearms to operate a trackball and a mouse, the OE of target acquisition and drag-and-drop were 53%AP and 45%AP, respectively.
9 Move your mouse or trackball in the straightest line possible.
10 The icons are generally activated by an on-screen pointer controlled by a mouse or trackball.
11 This system can serve as a natural and convenient user input device ,(www.Sentencedict.com) replacing mouse and trackball.
12 Industrial keyboard housed in a NEMA 4X enclosure with membrane keypad and integrated industrial trackball.
13 In 2006, the scroll wheel was replaced with a trackball on the front of the device.
14 The manufacturer also got one new gadget on display , a USB key - like trackball.
15 Adjust how much your pointer accelerates as you move your mouse or trackball faster.
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