I'm just trying to work out why anybody would want to use a wireless mouse with a laptop. I refuse to use that silly trackpad, but use what I can best describe as a mini-mouse. I think it was sent as a promotional gift from some kind of mail-order company, but is ideal. These are all quite similar: http://www.ebay.co.uk/bhp/mini-computer-mouse
I'm just trying to work out why anybody would want to use a wireless mouse with a laptop. I refuse to use that silly trackpad, but use what I can best describe as a mini-mouse. I think it was sent as a promotional gift from some kind of mail-order company, but is ideal. These are all quite similar: http://www.ebay.co.uk/bhp/mini-computer-mouse
Probably thinks like me that wireless is just a pointless waste of batteries. If your right next to the computer wireless has no point when you can just plug into the computer.
I need a double click wheel mouse for a radio software programme I want to install. The computer controlled radio software states it needs this as one of its operating requirements.
Probably thinks like me that wireless is just a pointless waste of batteries. If your right next to the computer wireless has no point when you can just plug into the computer.
wireless notebook mouse gets rid of another cable & is a little bit more convenient than wired for me .. runs off rechargables (recharged alkalines if you are careful)
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Why would you not want to use a wireless mouse?
Probably thinks like me that wireless is just a pointless waste of batteries. If your right next to the computer wireless has no point when you can just plug into the computer.
I use a Bluetooth mouse on my laptop - absolutely brilliant - power on laptop turn on mouse and away you go - nothing to plug in.
You're stuffed if your laptop doesn't have Bluetooth of course.
Most use Nano USB receivers now