Fun With Gadgets

Wireles Mouse

Posted By: Dave
Date: Tuesday, November 22 2005, at 10:28 a.m.

More and more people are starting to convert their desktop accessories from wired to wireless. If you have a small amount of desk space or a cramped workspace, then a wireles mouse can help free your movement. You won't be restricted to moving your mouse where the cord can reach. You can place your mouse anywhere within range of the transmitter, which gives you a much better range than a mouse wire. In fact, as I write this I just realized that my transmitter fell back behind my desk and has been there for who knows how long. But my mouse has been working fine. The only drawback to using a wireless mouse is that you have to replace the batteries occasionally.

 

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Message: > More and more people are starting to convert their > desktop accessories from wired to wireless. If you > have a small amount of desk space or a cramped > workspace, then a wireles mouse can help free your > movement. You won't be restricted to moving your mouse > where the cord can reach. You can place your mouse > anywhere within range of the transmitter, which gives > you a much better range than a mouse wire. > In fact, as I write this I just realized that my > transmitter fell back behind my desk and has been > there for who knows how long. But my mouse has been > working fine. The only drawback to using a wireless > mouse is that you have to replace the batteries > occasionally.
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