Pen base mouse

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Display peripheral interface input device – Stylus

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C345S156000, C345S184000

Reexamination Certificate

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07030864

ABSTRACT:
A pen base mouse is constructed to include a penholder holding a circuit board, the circuit board having a wireless transmitter for signal output to a computer, a cursor control unit mounted in one end of the penholder and adapted to control a pointer on a computer screen, and three button units including a left button unit, an intermediate button unit, and a right button unit, each button unit having a roller peripherally extended out of the penholder for rotating and pressing by the user to produce a respective control signal to the circuit board.

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