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03-11-2005
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Description:
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This is a cool looking silver and dark blue mouse. it has the usual two buttons, a scroll wheel and two side buttons.
It comes with rechargeable batteries and the base unit acts as a charger. It has two frequency channels so it shouldn't interfere with other wireless devices. It is USB but comes with a USB to PS/2 connector. All this for £15 Sterling.
Slackware picked it up no trouble on a USB port. I don't have the side buttons configured at present but I'm sure they will work. This is an excellent mouse for the money.
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Keywords:
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Wireless Optical Mouse
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Connection Type:
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USB, PS/2
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