That's where hyper-fast scrolling comes in.

From zero to line 10,000 in 7 seconds
When you need to do some long-distance scrolling, hyper-fast scrolling unleashes the speed demon inside. What's going on under the hood? The ratchet-scrolling mechanism you're used to retracts so the wheel can spin with virtually no friction.

Seven seconds. That's how long some of our scroll wheels spin freely-speeding you through hundreds of pages or thousands of rows.

And, oh yeah, it's got precision handling too. With normal click-to-click scrolling, you can navigate your lists, slides, and images with the line-by-line control you need.

Comfortable, contoured design
Soft side grips and a contoured shape give you more support and control for all-day comfort. Comfortable hands like comfortable mice.

Laser tracking
Laser precision means you'll enjoy smoother tracking on just about any surface.* Curious about cursor control?

* The laser sensor does not work on glass or mirrors.

Moving quickly through documents or browsing your favorite Web sites is a breeze with Forward/Back buttons.Change the cursor speed? Change the cursor? Change the programmable buttons?

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A corded mouse with hyper-fast scrolling for increased productivity.

Hyper-fast scrolling
You'll fly through long documents and Web pages with a single spin. Click-to-click scrolling gives you the precision you need when navigating lists, slides, and images. Excited about hyper-fast scrolling?

Scroll a lot?
Your spreadsheets and documents are getting longer. Your digital photo and music libraries are bursting at the seams. And you're glued to long Web pages that have you scrolling and scrolling and...... To get through it all, you're doing a whole lot of scrolling. We're talking 26 feet of it in your average eight-hour day, according to a Logitech study.

That's where hyper-fast scrolling comes in.

From zero to line 10,000 in 7 seconds
When you need to do some long-distance scrolling, hyper-fast scrolling unleashes the speed demon inside. What's going on under the hood? The ratchet-scrolling mechanism you're used to retracts so the wheel can spin with virtually no friction.

Seven seconds. That's how long some of our scroll wheels spin freely-speeding you through hundreds of pages or thousands of rows.

And, oh yeah, it's got precision handling too. With normal click-to-click scrolling, you can navigate your lists, slides, and images with the line-by-line control you need.

Comfortable, contoured design
Soft side grips and a contoured shape give you more support and control for all-day comfort. Comfortable hands like comfortable mice.

Laser tracking
Laser precision means you'll enjoy smoother tracking on just about any surface.* Curious about cursor control?

* The laser sensor does not work on glass or mirrors.

Moving quickly through documents or browsing your favorite Web sites is a breeze with Forward/Back buttons.Change the cursor speed? Change the cursor? Change the programmable buttons?

From the lives of the stars to creation theories, functions of the human brain, and the ongoing search for extraterrestrial intelligence, Cosmos asks big questions. When appropriate, Sagan offers big answers, or asks still bigger--and yes, even spiritual--questions at the boundaries of science and religion. What's most remarkable about Cosmos is that it remains almost entirely fresh, with few updates needed to the science that Sagan so passionately celebrates. It is no exaggeration to say that Cosmos--for all the debate it may continue to provoke--is a vital document for humanity at a pivotal crossroads of our history. --Jeff Shannon

In the course of 13 fascinating hours, Cosmos spans its own galaxy of topics to serve Sagan's theme, each segment deepening our understanding of how we got from there (simple microbes in the primordial mud) to here (space-faring civilization in the 21st century). In his "ship of the imagination," Sagan guides us to the farthest reaches of space and takes us back into the history of scientific inquiry, from the ancient library of Alexandria to the NASA probes of our neighboring planets. Upon this vast canvas Sagan presents the "cosmic calendar," placing the 15-billion-year history of the universe into an accessible one-year framework, then filling it with a stunning chronology of events, both interstellar and earthbound.

From the lives of the stars to creation theories, functions of the human brain, and the ongoing search for extraterrestrial intelligence, Cosmos asks big questions. When appropriate, Sagan offers big answers, or asks still bigger--and yes, even spiritual--questions at the boundaries of science and religion. What's most remarkable about Cosmos is that it remains almost entirely fresh, with few updates needed to the science that Sagan so passionately celebrates. It is no exaggeration to say that Cosmos--for all the debate it may continue to provoke--is a vital document for humanity at a pivotal crossroads of our history. --Jeff Shannon

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An everyday guy doing his best to make ends meet, Cole had been a bike messenger. Just before the blast he had been sent to ground zero to deliver a package. In the aftermath of the catastrophe, he awakes to find that somehow he has gained strange electrical powers. Empire City is in shambles though. Riots have erupted, breeding chaos and emboldening powerful criminal gangs hungry for power and profit. In the panic that follows the city is quarantined from the mainland, and television broadcasts packed with damning security camera footage link Cole to the scene of the explosion. Cole is now a wanted man, but his extraordinary electricity-based powers and perhaps a semblance of responsibility for the well-being of Empire City are growing. Who is really responsible for the blast though? As an evolving mystery unfolds, Cole must learn how to wield his newfound powers as he searches for the real culprits behind the blast in an attempt to rescue Empire City from complete anarchy.

Gameplay
Built around open-world gameplay where the player decides how to deal with both criminal gangs bent on destruction and devastated citizens who need help, action in infamous contains the standard mix of mission play, in which players are given specific goals and activities to meet, and free play scenarios, where you can wander Empire City doing what they will. In both, developing and learning to control Cole's electricity-based powers is crucial. Cole can not actually generate energy, so these powers are based on energy manipulation instead. This manipulation comes in three basic forms: discharge of energy at living or inanimate targets in either diffused or precise bursts; generation of energy shields used as protection against the weapons or special powers of enemies; and the infusion of objects with time-delayed destructive energy for use as grenades or mines. As impressive as these powers are they do have drawbacks though. Because electricity can cause combustion, Cole can not wield firearms and can be hurt by items he blows up. Also, like anything electrically driven, his abilities require a power source. In the damaged, but not destroyed Empire City, these sources can be found throughout the gameplay area, but players must note that certain actions drain energy faster than others and that enemies will become aware of your need of a power source as the game proceeds and accordingly attempt to destroy those sources.

This need for power also provides a major illustration of the game's morality system. As battles rage throughout the gameplay area and power sources become either scarce or destroyed, Cole is faced with the ethics of his 'bio-draw' ability. Through this he can harvest electrical energy from living organisms. This will provide the energy needed to survive in a pinch, but may also have consequences as to how the game develops over both the short and long-term. In addition to this, players will also face similar game-changing choices in dealing with more casual scenarios involving the citizens of Empire City. As well intentioned as a hero may be, in many cases he is just as likely to be hated as he is to be praised. Choice is the deciding factor in this, and that resides squarely on the shoulders of players in infamous

Key Game Features:

• Be a Hero - Take on the role of Cole, an everyday guy and urban explorer, who develops a wide range of electricity-based powers. Learn how to adapt to Cole’s evolving powers in an attempt to save Empire City and its people.
• Super Powers - Feel what it is like to discover, grow and use a wide range of electricity-based super powers (good or bad); and grasp the responsibility that comes from being so powerful.
• Epic Battles - Experience what it is like to be a true hero, taking responsibility for every action, as players battle against powerful iconic villains.
• Open Dynamic World - Coupling rich powers with a reactive environment and population, experience complete freedom to explore a deep, open interactive city. Players will be challenged to decide if they choose to save or destroy Empire City.
• Urban Exploration - Scale the cityscape to discover new vantage points and employ a vertical combat system. Utilize Cole’s climbing skills to go where most people can not, opening up a variety of offensive and defensive combat options.
• Organic City Ecology - Watch the citizens and city react and evolve depending on players’ actions. Events will unfold based on the role players take in them, creating broader reactions in the city’s people and environment.