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Microsoft Wireless Mouse and Keyboard

Discussion in 'Other Hardware' started by vassil3427, Jan 2, 2004.

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  1. vassil3427 Newcomer, in training

    Does anyone else here use a wireless keyboard and mouse? My mouse died a couple days ago, so I was going to purchase a new wireless one. Well Bestbuy was sold out of every single wireless mouse except for the $90 ones. I looked over and saw this really nice looking Microsoft wireless keyboard and mouse for only $60. I said, heck with it. I bought it, and I love it. Just thought I'd share my experience with you all. I bought the Microsoft "Basic Wireless Optical Desktop"
  2. vassil3427 Newcomer, in training

    So does anyone else use a wireless keyboard/mouse?
  3. therealdeal329 Newcomer, in training

    [IMG]

    i got that for my parents, its pretty cool
  4. lyapunovia Newcomer, in training

    A word to the wise with these wireless devices. Keep a set of new batteries nearby at all times you never know when they will need them.
  5. lzrdlps Newcomer, in training

    I use a Logitech wireless mouse, haven't had any problems, except every month have to pop in some fresh batteries. Stock up on the batteries!
  6. vassil3427 Newcomer, in training

    They cant possibly eat batteries that fast can they? MS claims the batteries last up to 6 months, is that without use or something??
  7. SNGX1275 TechSpot Special Forces

    Buy rechargable batteries :)
  8. vassil3427 Newcomer, in training

    Smart Man :D
  9. ak_in_charge Newcomer, in training

    I just purchased the logitech wireless keyboard and mouse with the recharging docking station for the mouse...not having to worry about batteries is awesome.

    Its the way to go!!!!
  10. Greeno Newcomer, in training

    nice idea :)
  11. lowman Newcomer, in training

    AK_in_Charge - I just bought the same setup from logitech...with the charging cradle\remote for the mouse, and I couldn't be happier - and I keep 4 AA batteries on hand in my studio in case I need them - it's been 3 months and I notice no sign of wear on the batteries yet...pretty awesome setup, and it was well worth the $100.00...
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