I own a Logitech's discontinued MX700 cordless mouse. I interested in modding it in order to enhance its appearance. Here is specifically what I want to do: 1) Paint the dark-blue sides in silver/grey, so they'll match in their color to the rest of the mouse which is silver. 2) Paint the dark-blue Logitech round logo also in grey or silver; or mask it completely so it will look like a part of the silver main body. 3) Paint the dark-blue scroll-wheel and three adjacent buttons in grey/silver, and also the dark blue surface beneath the scroll wheel and the three buttons, also in grey/silver. Is all of the above possible? If so, what is the best way to do that? Can I actually apply a "silver" (and not just plain grey) to a part which is painted in simple dark blue? Here's a picture of the original: And here's a picture that will probably give you an idea of what I'm planning (and sorry for the very poor photoshop skills): And one more question, probably very stupid: Can I, through some kind of advanced modification, transform a corded mouse, like the Microsoft IntelliMouse optical or Microsoft Starck mouse, to a cordless one? Thanks in advance. Regards
Check out this tutorial by MNPCtech/CaseModBlog. http://www.casemodblog.com/?p=1083 All these mice have similar setups.
The guide you have linked me to describes how to mod/paint the top (the main surface, the faceplate) of the mouse. As mentioned above, I am primarly interested in painting/modding the SIDES of the mouse, which, in the MX700, are made from a different material than the mouse's top. So, can the methods of modding/painting the mouse's top shown in the guide be applied to painting/modding the mouse's SIDES? Thanks
Thanks. One final question: Is it possible, through modding, to transform a wired mouse to a WIRELESS one?
More seriously, It's probably possible, but you'd need a lot of electronics knowledge. Unless the mouse is one of a kind, I'd much sooner buy a similar wireless mouse.
I see. The mouse I'm interested in is the IntelliMouse Optical (which was awarded a place in the hardware hall of fame here in Bit-Tech), sadly it does not have a wireless version. Is it possible to take a wireless with a similar base and internal construction, and someout mount the IntelliMouse's shell (faceplates, buttons) on the base of the wireless mouse, after I removed its external features? Thanks.
Thanks. Are you aware of any wireless mice built the same like the IntelliMouse Optical? I am also interested in the discontinued Microsoft STARCK mouse (which was wired), so any wireless mouse with a similar construction to this one will also be very appreciated. Unfortunately its shape is unique, so I'm afraid there's no wireless mouse built similarly, as far as I know that is. The STARCK mouse is still available in many places so there's no problem obtaining it. Picture: