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timmylogue said
redfactory saidThat’s whats I got. Love it
I use the Logitech Performance Mouse MX. Love ithttp://www.logitech.com/nl-nl/mice-pointers/mice/devices/5845
I use that mouse, and also the small version M705 in the laptop.
Both are really great products.
I am not a gamer – fact – I don’t even own a PC game – but I love their hardware.
Razer Lycosa Keyboard – The macros of the keyboard work even better for web development! I love the feel of the rubber keys and the black keyboard with blue backlight keys match the rest of my equipment. I hate the touch sensitive volume up/down play/stop “touch pad” – it has a mind of its own. Plays music without even being by the keyboard – very annoying.
Razer Mamba Mouse – Wired or wireless (I always use the wire). If you are a graphic designer I highly recommend it – 5600DPI Razer Precision 3.5G Laser sensor – it makes a HUGE difference!! I like to use my mouse for vectors and my tab for freehand. The extra buttons on the mouse are perfect for the cut/copy paste operations with a single press of a mouse button!
Wacom Intuos4 Large Tab – absolutely amazing – but sucks when being used with 4 monitors. I’ve had to adjust its settings to only work on my primary monitor.
All of the above would be useless without my over sized (wide load) office chair and huge desk. I like to sit cross legged in the chair – lean back with my keyboard at the edge of my desk and let me fingers dance off the keys – it just feels natural and very comfortable.
It has taken a while, but I have truly built a developers/designers/computer techs dream office/setup. The only thing missing is the mini fridge stocked with monster and soda!
If your equipment makes you money – put money in your equipment!
Thanks for the suggestions guys!
I’ve ordered Microsoft Mouse andKeyboard for now, and I think I’ll purchase Kinesis Keyboard when I’ll purchase a Mac.
Not sure if I want use any of more exotic solutions now but time will tell 
I use a Wacom and couldn’t sing it’s praises enough. You are about as likely to develop wrist strain from using it as you are from holding a biro.
Strongly recommend it!
