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Friday, 24 January 2014

Mouse

             MOUSE
v A mouse is an input device that’s look like a little bit like a mouse..
v It enables us to re-position the cursor on the screen where ever we want.
v It also has buttons on its top which communicate certain commands to the computer while pressed.


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