Should I say "bring me two mouses" or "two mice"?

[Cesarmalo]

hi Alan.
I wonder how I should handle the word "mouse" applied to the computing field, I mean should I say "bring me two mouses" or "two mice?" this is a bit confusing for me. are those technical terms new ones or just borrowed with their own meaning.
thanks.

[Milanya]

mice
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con·text - The part of a text or statement that surrounds a particular word or passage and determines its meaning.

[Daemon99]

Milanya!

I think mice sounds a bit awkward in this context. I haven't heard many people say that. People usually say mouses.
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[Milanya]

We are both right.

mouse Plural mice or mouses
A hand-held input device that is moved about on a flat surface to direct the cursor on a computer screen. It also has buttons for activating computer functions. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/mouse
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[Gray]

Really interesting! I learnt something new today :)
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[Rafaelinrio]

This is plain easy....not a big deal....if you're referring to the animal, mice...computer stuff mouses.