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Buxton Collection Catalogue of Interactive Devices and Gadgets Buxton Collection Catalogue of Interactive Devices and Gadgets Bill Buxton First Draft: February 28th, 2011 Current Draft: Aug 12, 2012 Contents 1. Mice 2. Tablet Pucks & Pens 3. Touch Pads 4. Joysticks 5. Trackballs 6. Chord Keyboards 7. Keyboards 8. PDAs & Handhelds 9. e-Books / e-Readers 10. Pen Computers 11. Watches 12. Glove, Rings, … 13. Pedals 14. Video Game Controllers 15. Misc 16. Reference Material, Toys, … Note: Code is in the form BBB-NNN, where BBB is the box code & NNN is the 3 digit item number MICE Photo Code Name Year Price Company Notes Pivot? MI1-023 Swiss Mouse 1980 De Praz DePraz began Y manufacturing in 1980, but following design built in 1979 MI1-020 Hawley Mouse 1982 $415 Mouse House y MK II MI1- M-1 1982 $295 Mouse MI1-024 (B) is y 024(A) (1983) Systems trackpad MI1- 024(B) Star 8010 1985 Xerox Optical Mouse N MI3-007 Microsoft 1983 Microsoft y “Green Eye” Mouse MI1-009 M-4 1987 Mouse Sun branded version y Systems of the mouse above. MI3-006 Macintosh 1984 Apple The original y Model M0100 Macintosh mouse MI1-007 Macintosh 1986 Apple Developed by y ADB Mouse Computer Logitech MI1-028 Amiga Mouse 1986 Commodore Will omit for now n PowerMouse 1992 Prohance n MI1-014 SGI Mouse ~1996 SGI y Model No. 1986 DEC Has wheels rather VSXXX-AA.CO3 than roller. Made by N Hawley. MI1-010 Intellimouse Microsoft N (duplicate) (ball) MI1-011 Intellimouse Microsoft y (ball) MI1-015 TrackPoint 1997 IBM y Mouse G1 MI1-004 TrackPoint IBM y Mouse G2 MI1-002 TrackPoint IBM y Mouse G3 MI2-024 MousePhone Small Talk (x2) y DP-006 AMV01CA USB Targus Mouse/ N Internet Phone USB OPTICAL SKYPE MOUSE N VOIP INTERNET MSN SPEAKER PHONE MI2-006 UNIA 1996 Vector Input numbers and y Unity New International functions from the Input mouse. To save hand Accessory movement. (x2) DP-012 MI2-023 TouchSense Immersion y Mouse USB IFEEL Logitech 4 button mouse Ergonomic model M-UN53b N MouseMan MI2-026 Wingman Nov. $99.95 Logitech y Force 1999 Feedback Mouse MI3-001 Mouseman 1991 Logitech y Wireless MI3-002 Cordless 1998 Logitech y Mouseman Pro MI1-018 iMac Round 1998 Apple y Mouse Computer ScrollPad 1998 (or Fujitsu Mouse FID- sooner) Takamisawa N 677 Component Ltd. MI2-002 Pad Mouse 1998 Alias|Wavefro nt y TouchMouse 1998 Microsoft N MI2-016 Rockin’ Mouse 1996 Alias|Wavefro y nt Wireless 2004 Microsoft Tilt-Wheel IntelliMouse Scroll wheel for N Explorer v2.0 vertical, and spring- loaded self- returning“joystick” horizontal MI1-016 Scrub Wheel 2009 Orbita y Mouse MI1-006 4D Magic Omega y Optical Scrolling Mouse A4 Tech IRW- Cables 25 Mouse / 4D Unlimited N Cable Free A4 TECH Cables http://a4tech.com/pr USB2545 Unlimited oduct.asp?cid=&scid= N Optical Mouse &id=342 / NB 75D note: pad->power / Battery Free single double-click Wireless Mouse MI1-019 Inspector 2008 $199.00 Dimentor www.dimentor.com y 6DOF Trackball Mouse MI2-021 2 in 1 Optical Oct. Adesso y Keypad 2007 Calculator Mouse AKP-170 MI1-001 Intellimouse 1999 Microsoft First optical mouse y (optical) without a mouse pad MI1-013 Optical Mouse 2004 $29.95 Microsoft y by Starck MI2-018 Arc Mouse 2008 $49.95 Microsoft y MI2-007 Magic Mouse 2009 Apple y MI1-005 Arc Touch 2011 $59.95 Microsoft http://www.microsof y t.com/hardware/en- us/p/arc-touch- mouse Arc Touch 2011 NFS Microsoft Transparent N MI3-003 Ink222 T&M 2010 Hanvon y Mouse MI1-027 Intellimouse Microsoft y (wireless) MI1-025 Intellimouse Microsoft y (ergonomic) MI1-012 M-CW47 1998 Logitech y MI3-008 Perfit Mouse 2007 $ 109.95 Contour Design y Optical Model PMO- M-L MI1-030 Air Mouse 2008 Gyration y MI1-008 Wireless 2007 $79.95 Microsoft y Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000 Model 1065 MI1-021 MX Air 2007 $149.99 Logitech y MI2-017 Loop Pointer 2009 $99.00 Freespace y MI1-031 Ergonomic 2008 $ 72.50 3M y Mouse MI1-022 AirO2bic (Quill) 2006 $99.95 Designer http://www.aerobic y Appliances mouse.com/aerobic- (Onyx) design/ AirO2bic (Quill) 2006 $99.95 Designer Comes in left and Appliances right hand versions N MI1-003 Washable 2007 $29.99 Belkin y Mouse MI2-003 Compact Microsoft y Optical Mouse MI2-004 V500 Cordless 2005 $129.00 Logitech Collapsable Portable y Notebook Mouse (x2 – 1 in box) Mouse DP-007 MI1-029 MoGo Slim HP y MI1-017 Super Slim Unknown y Ci75m 2007 $35.00 Kensington Either wireless or N Wireless tethered USB mouse MI1-026 MousePen 1991 $99.00 Appoint y MI2-022 Wow-Pen Eco 2005 Wowpen y Wow-Pen Joy 2008 Wowpen Redmond y VTPlayer 2003 virTouch Info: http://web.archive.org N /web/2005081907440 2/http://www.virtouc h2.com/ Touch Mouse 2011 $79.95 Microsoft http://www.micros N oft.com/hardware/ en-us/p/touch- mouse Transparent 2011 NFS Microsoft Touch Mouse N Explorer Touch 2011 $49.95 Microsoft http://www.microsof Limited t.com/hardware/en- N Edition us/p/explorer-touch- mouse-limited- edition Tablet Pucks and Pens Photo Code Name Year Price Company Notes Pivot? MI2-008 Bit-Pad-1 SummaGraphics y 4 Button Puck MI2-001 Bit-Pad Stylus SummaGraphics y MI2-005 Tablet Cursor GTCO y KoalaPad+ Koala N MI3-004 CADlab Digitizing 1986 Numonics y Tablet Model 2210 MI2-015 Puck Wacom y MI2-014 UD Adjustable Puck Wacom y MI2-013 Intuos Mouse Puck Wacom y MI2-009 UD Stylus Wacom y MI2-010 Stylus Wacom y MI2-011 Intuos Stylus Wacom y MI2-012 Intuos Airbrush Stylus Wacom y MI2-019 Mini Phicon BMW y MI2-020 uDraw Game Tablet 2010 $69.99 THQ y Touch Pads Photo Code Name Year Price Company Notes Pivot? TP-001 UnMouse 1990 $235 MicroTouch y TP-002 iGesture Pad 2003 $179 FingerWorks y TP-003 CF-10 Digital Fader 1989 Roland MIDI device y TP-004 Glidepoint Cirque y TP-005 WebRacer Model 64218 1998 Kensington y TP-006 Touch Pad Unknown y TP-007 Simple Touch Pad University of y Toronto TP-008 Touch controller from University of y Buxton & Myers 2-H Toronto expt. TP-009 Model 331-A Touch Big Briar y Plate TP-010 Magic Trackpad 2010 $69.00 Apple y Joysticks Photo Code Name Year Price Company Notes Pivot? JS-001 Turbo Puck 1984 $30 KA Design Group y JS-002 Felix 1990 Altra y MS-014 Mac QuickStick Kraft Y JS-015 Premium II 1987 Kraft Systems y JS-013 KC 3 Kraft y JS-014 Mach I Joystick CH Products y JS-003 DuraPoint 1993 $279 Interlink Electronics y JS-004 Gravis Joystick Advanced Gravis y Computer Tech JS-005 U-Force 1989 Brøderbund y TB-002 Spaceball 2003 1991 Spacetech y (Rebranded HP) JS-006 Spaceball 5000 $ 499.003Dconnexion y JS-007 Magellan / 1993 LogiCad3D y SpaceMouse 3Dconnexion JS-008 Magellan / $ 745.003Dconnexion N (duplicate) SpaceMouse Plus JS-009 Magellan / $ 745.003Dconnexion y SpaceMouse Plus JS-010 CadMan 3D 3Dconnexion y Motion Controller JS-011 Trackpoint IBM y Keyboard JS-012 Pantograph 1993 McGill University Developed by y Vincent Hayward FID-824 Series 2001 Fujitsu Palm Mouse Trackballs Photo Code Name Year Price Company Notes Pivot Turbo Mouse 1986 $169.95 Kensington N AmTRAC MicroSpeed N ProPoint Optical Trackball 1989 $140 Abaton Vol 13, BYTE, 1988, Dec. p138 N LYNX Stand Alone 2” 1987 $99.95 DiscInstruments Trackball (?) N TB-009 Turbo Mouse 4.0 1993 Kensington ADB UD Turbo Mouse 5.0 1996 Kensington ADB N TB-003 mouse-trak ITAC Systems Duplicate in y Black DP-014 TB-005 Evolution ITAC Systems y mouse-port TB-006 PC Serial Trackball II – Model Mouse Systems (x 2) y TB-011 GK – T321 TB-007 Thumbelina 1991 Appoint y TB-008 Ballpoint Mouse 1992 Microsoft y PowerTrack 1992 ProHance Integrated N keypad with Key overlays (like PC Jr kbd) Agiler SmartTrack 1994 Creative Micro N Designs TrackMan Mouse T-CA1-9F S 1989 $139.00 Logitech Date may be N sooner – see timeline TB-010 TrackMan Stationary Mouse Logitech y T-CD2-6F EasyBall 1997 Microsoft In y Redmond Chord Keyboards Photo Code Name Year Price Company Notes Pivot? KB1-002 PARC 5-key 1973 NFS Xerox PARC A direct derivative of y Chord Kbd the design used by Engelbart KB1-003 WriteHander 1978 NewO X2 y Company DP-004 KB1-004 Microwiter 1978 Microwriter y (1980 release) KB1-005 Agenda 1989 Microwriter y KB1-006 CyKey 1996 $159.00 Bellaire y Electronics KB1-007 Bat 1991 $379.00 Infogrip (x2) y (1985?) DP-013 KB1-008 Twiddler 1991 $199.00 HandKey y (TekGear) KB1-009 FrogPad 2002 $229.00 FrogPad, Inc. y Keyboards Photo Code Name Year Price Company Notes Pivot? KB1-011 Model 55 1981 $80 TASA (Touch Note Montgomery y ASCII Activated swipe keyboard Keyboard Switch Arrays) PCjr 1984 IBM Chickelet “Freeboard” IR Keyboard. Failure. N Wireless ReplacedSee use Keyboard of templates – compare to ProHance trackball. PS/2 Keyboard Compaq with Trackball N MX 11800 185152-001 Rackmount LT TBALL PS2 Key Tronic 76079-1 N Keyboard Mouse Combo LT Touchpad Key Tronic Keyboard N KEYLESS USB Cleankeys KEYBOARD N WITH TOUCHPAD iPad Keyboard 2010 $69.00 Apple Dock N Model M 1986 IBM “Clicky” N keyboard KB2-005 Flip Keyboard 2009 $146.00 Econo-Keys y KB1-012 Palm Portable 2000 $99.00 Palm y Keyboard KB1-013 Fabric 2007 $130.00 G-Tech y Keyboard KB1-014 Flexible 2010 Chinavasion Rubber Kbd y Rubber Keyboard LK- 7830 Flex Keyboard Itec Electronics KB2-004 Classic 2000 Kinesis y Two Hand 1994 PCD Maltron TO Y Ergonomic (1977) Photograph & Keyboard Add KB2-001 Left Hand 1989 $515.00 PCD Maltron y Ergonomic Keyboard CB-004 DataHand 1990 DataHand CARDBOARD BOX y Systems Inc.
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