If you, like me, have (had) a wireless keyboard and mouse combo, might I HIGHLY suggest not suffering with a cheap one? I had a Dynex for over a year and it was always losing signal, going haywire, etc. Finally Saturday I had enough and went out and bought a bluetooth wireless keyboard/mouse. Heaven. This is what I wanted all along, it’s rock solid, responsive, accurate, and never loses the signal.
It was expensive ($99 at Best Buy), but I think totally worth it. Mine is made by Rocketfish .I had never heard of them before, but I think the Bluetooth is the key. I’m impressed.
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If you have the means, I highly recommend one.
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I’ve been very happy with the logitech dinovo wireless keyboard and a separate logitech laser MX mouse. I had some problems with the passive signal from the keyboard in my ridiculously overelectroniced barracks room, but now that I live in normal spaces I haven’t had a problem. I think it’s a direct function of not having cheap shit, not so much bluetooth with which I’ve had problems with cheap devices. Just ask a PS3 owner Ha Ha Ha.
rocketfish is one of those rebadged oem-seller of everything-products like belkin, kensington and …ugh those shoddy in-house brands like nexxtech that i don’t personally trust.
I was thinking about getting this, but the price, lack of separate numeric keypad and it actually not being available yet stopped me. I was hoping they’d just sell the keyboard separate also.
I ended up getting a Logitech G15 keyboard, which is suppose to be getting a revision model sometime this month or the next month.
