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-[* black] Finally something we understand! Screws! Unfortunately they're holding down a bracket over a ribbon cable which prevents us from separating the mouse bits just yet, but hey, that will make the mouse better withstand drops.
-[* black] The two bits
-[* black] This cool spring thing offsets the feel of the button click to make it even on both sides cooool
+[* black] Finally something we understand! Screws! Unfortunately, they're holding down a bracket over a ribbon cable. which prevents us from separating the mouse bits just yet—but hey, that will make the mouse better withstand drops.
+[* black] Finally separated from the base of the mouse, the upper casing provides a clearer view of its capacitative array.
+[* black] A little spring provides some resistance and distributes force when the mouse is clicked, making it seem like the small button on the right occupies the whole width of the mouse. [http://www.chromaluna.com/hotlinks/Coool.gif|Cooool|new_window=true]!