This handy optical mouse features a tiny snap-in receiver that plugs into your notebook when you're ready to work, and snaps into your mouse when you're ready to roll. And extended... more
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Slate has a small wireless receiver that snaps into the bottom of the mouse when not in use – and when the receiver is snapped in, the mouse turns off, conserving ba...
Slate has a small wireless receiver that snaps into the bottom of the mouse when not in use ? and when the receiver is snapped in, the mouse turns off, conserving battery life. The mouse uses an optical sensor to track mouse movement, which as a result allows the mouse to work on most surfaces and offers you better durability, increased speed, great accuracy and consistent performance. Finally, you can work longer without interruption. Many users experience three months of battery life! So experience wireless freedom and say goodbye to wire clutter.
you travel, saving hassle and battery life. Easily enlarge and edit details with the new Magnifier and scroll four ways with the innovative 4-way scrolling. The mouse also has a long battery life (6+ months) so you can work for longer with less interruption. Features:? High Definition Optical Technology? Snap-in Receiver? Ergonomic Design? Wireless Freedom? Customizable Buttons? Comfortable in Either Hand? Rubber- Sided Grip? Cutting-Edge Design? Smart Receiver? Laptop/Notebook Mobile
precise, more responsive, and deliver smoother tracking. Learn more Plug in the compact receiver when you?re ready to work, then snap it into your mouse when you travel, saving hassle and battery life. Easily enlarge and edit details with the new Magnifier and scroll four ways with the innovative 4-Way Scrolling.Features:Magnify detail in real-time: Point and click to enlarge and edit details using the Magnifier.Scroll side to side: Scroll four ways for greater efficiency and comfort with 4-Way Scrolling.Snap in, prolong battery life: Plug in the snap-in receiver when you?re ready to work, then snap it into your mouse when you travel, preserving battery life.Get more done without disruption: Work with less interruption with longer battery lifeErgonomic DesignWireless FreedomCustomizable ButtonsComfortable in Either HandRubber- Sided GripCutting-Edge DesignSmart ReceiverLaptop/Notebook Portable. System Requirements MacMac OS X v10.2?10.3 (excluding Mac OS X v10.0?10.1)15 MB of available hard-disk spaceCD-ROM driveAn available Universal Serial Bus (USB) port1 AA alkaline battery required (included)WindowsWindows XP Professional or Home Edition, Windows 2000, Media Center Edition, Tablet PC Edition60 MB(Installation requires 100 MB) of available hard-disk spaceCD-ROM driveAn available Universal Serial Bus (USB) port1 AA alkaline battery required (included)
Advantages: Effortless movement of the cursor on the screen with excellent shape for hands Disadvantages: Nothing except that you have extra AA battery after 5-6 months of using it
...one of them - the Microsoft Wireless Optical Mouse 3000!
Listed below are the basic but important facts about the Microsoft Wireless Optical Mouse 3000 which always my sony viao laptop best mate since last year. Hope it will be your mate too as I listed down its salient features compared to other brands available in the market.
1. The Package/Content
This Microsoft product is considered as the number one best selling optical mouse in the US (NPD ... ...the battery, just press the Microsoft optical technology logo button located at the top of the mouse which allows the compartment cover to open. The position (positive and negative terminals/ends) of the battery is indicated/labelled inside the compartment. After placing the battery properly, return the compartment cover by allowing the three small protruding dowels to enter the designated holes and push down the cover slowly to create a 'click' ...
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Advantages: good for lefthanders and battery misers Disadvantages: fragile antenna and still easy to forget to unplug
What do you call a couple when one partner is right- and the other left-handed? Bidextrous? Whatever, it's jolly annoying having to untangle the mouse cable and wrangle it back over the other side of the desk each time you come to the shared PC. Answer: a symmetrical, wireless mouse, like this neat little one. The shape is not biased to right or left, so both can use it with equal facility, it's a nice, smooth optical system so doesn't seem to pick ... ...suspect was made by Dyson, and it's wireless. The problem with all wireless mice, of course, is they eat not cheese but batteries. With this one, however, you can tuck the receiver away into a slot below the mouse, forming a nice little integrated portable package, AND switching the whole thing off to save the battery. This is particularly cunning as it means it can't be switched on in your bag. What is missing is some kind of simple little soft ...
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Advantages: nice quality, nice "click" when pressed, pretty accurate, plug and play. Disadvantages: well, its small. battery life could be better for the mouse, and the transmitter sticks out a bit more than id like!
i used mouse for a few weeks before i change it. overall it looks quite smart, like a miniturised standard optical mouse. the mouse wheel scrolls and navigates just like my home mouse and i had no problem with that. i think the entire problem i had with the mouse goes something like this: Mouse is small
My hands are big
Buttons are small
My fingers are big.
you get the picture. while i never clicked the wrong button, the mouse isnt exactly great ... ...pretty much like holding a golf ball. my brother finds it fine however, so female users shoudnt have as big a problem
battery life is ok, but i feel it could be better if higher quality batterys are used.
Overall, this is a good mouse if you want an alternative to the touchpad and only use the laptop for light use. it might be worth investing in a slightly larger mouse for extended use. ...
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Packaged Quantity: 3 (specifications are for single item)
Input device
Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Interface: RF
Movement Detection Technology: Optical
Features: Programmable buttons, scrolling wheel
Buttons Qty: 3
Expansion / connectivity
Interfaces: 1 x USB - 4 PIN USB Type A
Manufacturer's product description
This handy optical mouse features a tiny snap-in receiver that plugs into your notebook when you're ready to work, and snaps into your mouse when you're ready to roll. And extended battery life lets you enjoy wireless freedom even longer.
Battery
Type: AA type
Run Time (Up To): 6 months
Software / system requirements
OS Required: Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional , Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition, Microsoft Windows XP, Apple MacOS X 10.1 - 10.3, Microsoft Windows 98/ME/2000/XP, Apple MacOS X 10.1 - 10.3
Peripheral / Interface Devices: CD-ROM, CD-ROM, USB port
Hello. Is anybody reading this?
I only ask because I know that in the high-tech world of PC's mice aren't exactly the most exciting things. Think about upgrading and improving your PC and you'll probably consider memory, hard drive capacity,... more