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Bamboo mouse sighted for eco-friendly PC users

July 06, 2007 in News comments 9

Got a huge carbon footprint? Drive the kids to school in a giant SUV? Regularly travel the globe on airliners with no regard whatsoever for the state of the environment? Well then, take a moment to consider playengine's new bamboo mouse... and take that first step on the long road to ecological redemption.

For a mere £18.99 GBP, playengine's bamboo creation tempts you in with a whole load of product blurb that, if you decide to buy, will make you feel just that little bit less guilty when you jump into your gas guzzling 4x4 for a trip to the shops... 100 yards down the road.
mistermostyn via gamersquad.com »
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    JJBDude Jul 6, 07
    I don't get it, how is this "special" mouse making something eco-friendly?
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    tekmosis Jul 6, 07
    chopping down more trees to make a mouse is eco friendly? xD
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    huntyr Jul 6, 07
    I wonder what process has more of a impact on the environment. making a plastic mouse or a bamboo mouse (that finish on it implies a lot of chemicals being used, otherwise you'd get splinters!!)

    Both need to be made in a factory, that bamboo one requires machines to cut/polish/etc....
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    JJBDude Jul 6, 07
    Ahhh, seeing them two comments has made me realise that it's probably the otherway round haha, I forgot bamboo is wood oh dear.
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    Shiney_Sneasel Jul 6, 07
    wow thats nice real nice^_^
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    Deis Jul 6, 07
    What does this have to do with games?
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    Shiney_Sneasel Jul 7, 07
    its got to be comfertable!!!!!!!!!!
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    black_wing79 Jul 7, 07
    well if you are really into PC games, t makes sense to get a comfortable mouse... but in terms of bamboo...it looks just as unomfortable as the normal ones..
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    Deis Jul 7, 07
    But by that logic, an article on a 3D generator being tested for internet communication could be posted, if one considered the gaming applications.

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