Herbal Remedies - Freaky Computer Health issues

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I have the same type mouse (optical cordless) by Logitech. The

bottom is NOT warm at all nor is the light and I experience no

swelling as you mention. I use this thing about 12-14 hours a day!

 

If mine were doing that stuff I'd certainly wonder about it. I wonder

if the paper and banana are just because of the light frequency that

it uses?

 

As mine runs on 2 AA cells, it can't generate too much heat via the

light or the batteries wouldn't last very long. Perhaps yours is

defective? Is there anyone you can call or check with? I can't see

them putting a laser in them as they are pretty well all considered

dangerous and LED's might put out a bit of heat if they are high

output but to burn you I dunno. Seems that I remember lasers

require a special symbol on them and warning not to look into them

because of eye damage.

 

Let me know what you find out.

 

Skip

 

On 22 Mar 2004 at 1:18, SpareRibOfAz wrote:

 

>

> In a message dated 3/21/2004 11:09:39 PM US Mountain Standard Time,

res08wix

> writes:

> Jamie,

>

> The problem is most likely NOT the light. The light on optical mice

> are LED's - not lasers.

>

> If you are having anything happen, it's most likely from the RF

> (Radio Frequency) output (how do you think cordless works?)

> rather than the light.

>

> I don't know what frequency they use to talk, but I would think

> around 900 Mhz.

>

> Skip

>

> Hi Skip,

>

> You seem to know more about it than myself... I have no idea. The only thing I

know is it does

> not use a ball like most mouse do and there is a red light that omits from

under it.... not pointing

> at the computer but down. It does not say LED on it...

>

> All I do know it what I said that if it touches your skin it feels like a

burn, it removes color from

> paper where ever the red light touches only if left to sit on it...and not for

very long either...and

> where the red light omitted on my banana rotted it and not the two ends which

were still fresh.

>

> laser, led, whatever it is dangerous... and I still believe this is why I am

having odd inflammation

> and tingling in my hand...

>

> This can't sound safe to you, does it??

>

> God Bless,

> Jamie in AZ