I just bought a netbook. the msi wind u123. I hate touch pads lol. i was wondering what a good mouse would be. A small one since i need to to be extremly portable. It would be nice if the mouse could read off any surface.
Looking for anyones opinion thanks!
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Here are some options for you.
(Not sure if you have Bluetooth or not, so gave you both).
Small & Portable & nice "stowaway", also has that "read off any surface" ability with "Bluetrack Technology":
Microsoft Explorer Mini Mouse - $18.99 Shipped at amazon
A little Larger, still w/the BlueTrack Techonology!:
Microsoft Explorer Mouse - $22.99 Shipped at amazon
**I have have the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000, w/The Bluetrack Technology, it's great..works nearly everywhere!
Logitech M305 Wireless Mouse (Silver) - $22.12
Here is a nice Deal:
Logitech Wireless Mouse M505 (Light Silver)
You pay $27.94 w/Free Shipping,
There is a $10 MIR rebate, after rebate...
Final Cost to you: $17.94!!
**Rebate must be redeemed by 8/28
Rebate information/form
* Extended battery life: Batteries can last up to 15 months, among the longest in the industry.
* Laser tracking: Delivers smooth, responsive, precise cursor control, even on polished or wood-grain tables.
* Unifying receiver: Tiny Logitech Unifying receiver stays in your notebook.
* Ergonomic design: The mouse shape with soft rubber grip conforms to your hand to be naturally comfortable,
* Cordless convenience: Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless gives you the reliability of a cord plus cordless convenience and freedom.
Hope that helps!
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Amazon.com: Logitech Wireless Anywhere Mouse MX for PC and Mac: Electronics
The few times I tried it on my glass coffee table it worked alright. Only problem is it goes through my rechargeables much quicker than my old mouse. I've switched to buying lithium batteries every few months.. -
Logitech Anywhere MX. small, can read off any surface, hyperscroll is a plus
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OP if you decide to go with the Anywhere MX, and get it from amazon with the above link that JohnPC posted. Here it is again. You can get it for some nice savings!
Logitech Wireless Anywhere Mouse MX for PC and Mac
Anyway, you can pay $59.99 upfront, but if you use this 10% Code at CheckOut: GXTPOFES, you will pay $53.99 Upfront, and then after the $20 Mail In Rebate, final cost will net you $33.99!
Here is the Mail In Rebate Information/Form!!
**Offer valid til 8/28/10
Cin... -
You can't go wrong with Cin's Offers !!! S a r i o u s l y! lol
Too bad I'm not in US. I always wanted to jump in to one of Cin's offers -
wow thank you for the replies. not sure which ima go with thank you for all the replies. and so fast. this forum is used way more then desktopreview haha
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+ 1 for Logitech Anywhere MX. This wireless mouse has 6 months battery life. I came across this product while searching on Amazon. Available at up to $59.44.
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Microsoft 4000 Bluetrack Wireless or a Logitech M510? It will be a lit bit for gaming, internet, working and stuff like that. Any ideas?
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Get the Logitech M305 Wireless Mouse ($17.99) or Logitech M310 Wireless Mouse ($19.99) at Office Depot. It's on sale right now at those prices (in store).
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I'm looking for one wich has a side button...
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Anyone can help...?
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Here you go,
My Microsoft Mobile Mouse 6000 has a Left & Right side button, has Bluetrack Tehnology, the battery lasts a long time, has a small Nano Transceiver (stores underneath), the Wheel is "non click" and it feels uber' comfy in your hand!
at amazon
$22.25 in Red w/free shipping
^^I may have to check this out in this color!XD
Cin... -
Yeah, i got to choose between the Microsoft Mobile Mouse 6000, Microsoft Mobile Mouse 4000 and the Logitech M510... Quite an hard choice.
Btw, I never used a wireless mice, only the corded ones, so there are some kind of delay between the movement and the image? I will play quite some games too, so it would be nice if someone could help me.
Other thing, I did some research about Laser mice and the Bluetrack ones and the only difference is that Bluetrack can be used on more surfaces?
Need mouse
Discussion in 'Accessories' started by uzen, Aug 26, 2010.