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    HP Wireless Laser Mini Mouse

    Discussion in 'HP' started by octavia, Feb 26, 2008.

  1. octavia

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    Does anybody have the HP Wireless Laser Mini Mouse? If so, how good and how reliable is it?

    I'm not sure if I should buy it. It's a bit expensive for 800 dpi, but I don't really need a more sensitive mouse. Even though I'm broke, I'd be willing to pay the 40 bucks but only if it will last.
     
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    HP actually has their own version of that type of mouse.

    How exactly does it work? It looks weird haha
     
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    Pretty smart little mouse. Uses Blue tooth so no adapter if you have an internal one. And it charges off your pc card slot. The specs says 30 minute charge = 8 hour use.
     
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    I actually considered a Bluetooth mouse, but I think it'd decrease the battery life, wouldn't it?

    That MoGo mouse looks sick, but it's overkill for me.
     
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    I thought only charging it would suck your battery life. But if you knew you were going to be away from an outlet then charge before you leave. The battery capacity is 90 mAh. So that would be the most it sucked from your battery? But it is overkill.
     
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