TheRealMafoo said:
I agree, but understand that for me to get from one side of a 2560 resolution screen to the other with a mouse, takes less then an inch (so that's less then half an inch for a normal monitor). So that's 8x less the distance it takes you. So yes, it comes down to skill ;) |
I have a 21"monitor (17" inches across horizontally). I just measured how far my mouse must move to traverse all 17" and I estimating a good deal too much. It was 1.8 inches. I measured using the Wii-mote also on a TV with a 17" horizontal screen and the motion was dependant on how far from the screen I was. It was also harder to meaure because you're not moving perfectly side to side but sweeping yrou wrist side to side at an angle. At 4 feet from the TV, twice as far from my monitor with the mouse, the motion from screen edge to screen edge was approx the same distance as with the mouse.
It can be conluded that if you can move your Wii-mote with the same speed as your mouse, your own screen accuracy should remain (keeping in mind the difference between air and mouse pad resistence and skill level).
Therefore, accuracy is again a matter of personal skill. If you're skilled with a mouse already, you probably won't find much gained via the Wii-mote. If you are not yet as skilled with the mouse, the Wii-mote will be more accurate for you first since the motion is more natural.
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