trackman造句

• But the TrackMan Marble FX has almost made a believer out of me.
• The TrackMan Marble FX is lousy for playing games.
• _Trackman Marble Plus, $ 59.95.
• Unlike some of its competitors, the TrackMan can scroll through any Windows application.
• I think it's hard for a trackman to keep it consistent ."
• _TrackMan Marble FX, $ 100, Logitech : Usually, I can't stand trackballs.
• With women wearing more revealing sandals, pedicures are now a necessity instead of a luxury, Trackman said.
• Unfortunately, TrackMan Marble is not yet engineered to be compatible with Apple, the original user-friendly computer.
• He went on to Monmouth College in Monmouth, Illinois, where he was a prominent football player and trackman.
• Users of the TrackMan Marble FX input device may have less reason to fear the effects of repetitive-strain injury.
• Most importantly, the TrackMan Marble looks cool, which is the most crucial thing to consider when choosing a gift.
• TrackMan Marble ( US $ 90 ) : This is a new trackpad from Logitech that's been getting rave reviews.
• His father, Antonio, a railroad trackman, married late, became increasingly erratic, and was finally diagnosed as schizophrenic and institutionalized.
• "With the new mediums that we are offered, you have to have an artistic flare to dwell into the profession, " Trackman said.
• Logitech makes a larger trackball, the Cordless Optical TrackMan ( $ 69.95 ), that looks like an outsize, over-buttoned mouse.
• "It's a low-cost easy way to make yourself feel a little better, " said Trisha Trackman, Executive Director of INTA.
• Logitech, which is based in Fremont, Calif ., says its TrackMan Marble is a more advanced cousin of the trackballs used in many laptop computers.
• A better choice for people with small hands is Logitech's gray Cordless TrackMan Wheel, an optical trackball that is comfortable to hold and simple to use.
• Switzer's Monday explanation about Miller being a trackman and some sort of delicate " thoroughbred " is as vague as the notion that he was tellingly missed.
• His father, who was a railroad trackman for the New York Central Railroad, deserted the family when Mario was 12, leaving his wife Maria to raise their seven children.