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Alto mouse, 1972. Rolling ball mouse made by Bill English and this team at Xerox PARC for Alto computers. Copyright© Mark Richards
CS helps - Exactly 33 years before Xerox PARC presented ball mouse. 33 years of journey of mouse is here. | Facebook
Xerox Star 8010 "Dandelion" mouse | X1552.98D | Computer History Museum
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The invention of the computer mouse
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FIRST COMMERCIAL MOUSE For Xerox Star Computer First GUI, Optical Card 109K00060 | eBay
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Y Combinator's Xerox Alto: restoring the legendary 1970s GUI computer | Ars Technica
DigiBarn Devices: Mouse from Xerox Alto (with keyset)
Rolling ball mouse for Alto computer - CHM Revolution
The computer mouse as we know it turns 37 today. The Xerox “Star” 8010 Information System was released April 27, 1981 at a base price of $16,500.00 and is the very first
