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- 1966
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- 1996
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Dépraz Mouse
Introduction to the P4 Dépraz mouse
Dépraz/Digimouse mouse
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Dépraz mouse photo © Steven Kennedy
Smaky mouse photo by Wikimedia user Stéphane Magnenat (User:Nct) licensed under Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 2.5
Smaky-100 computer photo from Wikipedia by Rama & Musée Bolo licensed under Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 2.5
Dépraz Mouse Patent 282848
The Depraz Mouse enjoyed continued life after it split off from Logitech, its first marketer. It was used on the developer, Jean-Daniel Nicoud's, own designed Smaky computer and the Suncom Crystal Mouse is clearly a transparent Dépraz mouse case rebranded with an apt name.
Logitech Mouses
P4 Mouse
Dépraz mouse
Dépraz/Digimouse
Transparent Dépraz
Dépraz Mouse photo © Steven Kennedy
Dépraz Mouse photo © Steven Kennedy
External Links
-André Guignard - Wikipedia
-Jean-Daniel Nicoud - Wikipedia
-A white P-4 Dépraz Mouse - Wikispaces
-Smaky computer and mouse - Wikipedia
-Logitech - internet-story.com
-René Sommer dies - WRS