The first computer mouse wasn’t made from plastic.
Back in 1964, Doug Engelbart invented the first ever computer mouse! Back then, it was made out of wood. It was rectangular and featured a little button on the top right. ➭@itechguide #historical
The first computer mouse wasn’t made from plastic.
Back in 1964, Doug Engelbart invented the first ever computer mouse! Back then, it was made out of wood. It was rectangular and featured a little button on the top right. ➭@itechguide #historical
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