New mousepads... souvenir?

[AirKat]

Noticed some relatively new mousepads in the J lounge in Sydney today... wondering how often they'll need to be replaced? I was tempted for a moment...

 

[simongr]

I havent used a mouse pad since I started using an optical rather than ball mouse. People still keep buying them for me though...

 

[AirKat]

Agree, yet I was still tempted!

 

[jetlagger]

Agree, yet I was still tempted!

Nice 'gift".. Surely QF could offer to J class as a gift if flying on the 380! I think there are surveillance camera in the lounge..

 

[Alanslegal]

Looks like there's a few cracks on the wings

 

[pjohn]

Great beer stein coaster....

 

[medhead]

I like to use a mouse pad even with optical. I once had a desk with a join line right about where the mouse naturally sat. That 3 mm deep join played hell with the optical performance at random times. solution mouse pad. Of course, I wouldn't souvenir the one in the OP.

 

[trippin_the_rift]

For a moment (before I re-read) I thought it said 'The World's most expensive airline'

 

[Ewing]

Noticed some relatively new mousepads in the J lounge in Sydney today... wondering how often they'll need to be replaced? I was tempted for a moment...

Probably not before that mouse needs to be replaced because the scroll wheel has jammed up.

Worst Apple mouse ever.

 

[Leumas]

I just read on the other thread that people take whatever isn't nailed down in the lounge...

 

[TonyHancock]

Probably not before that mouse needs to be replaced because the scroll wheel has jammed up.

Worst Apple mouse ever.

Indeed they should have been supplied with a can of compressed air as standard.....just to blow the cough out to free the little ball.

 

[Happy Trails]

I just read on the other thread that people take whatever isn't nailed down in the lounge...

I tried leaving the MIL unattended but no such luck.

 

[pshepvic]

I havent used a mouse pad since I started using an optical rather than ball mouse. People still keep buying them for me though...

Optical? Even that's old now - it's all about the dark field technology - works on any surface, no matter how rough, reflective or shiny! Even glass - and probably dirt, although I haven't tried that yet!