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| Jul11-08, 02:21 PM | #1 |
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Looking for : Laser Mouse and keyboard
Hi
Knowing that i live in France (40 USD to import from USA which is expensive) I am currently looking for : 1) A Laser mouse (around 25 - 50 euros) is this one good : Mouse : http://www.amazon.fr/Logitech-Laser-...5797826&sr=1-1 Mouse pad : http://www.amazon.fr/Hama-Tapis-sour...5800439&sr=1-1 2) a Keyboard (around 75 euros) - Must be Qwerty (not easy to find here) - Backlight if possible I found one without backlight, but is it good ? http://www.amazon.fr/Microsoft-Digit...5692993&sr=1-2 |
| Jul12-08, 10:50 AM | #2 |
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Logitech are usually good. I couldn't understand what is the second item... is it a pad for the mouse? if it is, you probably don't need one. Laser mouse's don't need a pad.
About the keyboard, I don't see what it's all about. Unless you use it a lot (and then you should buy ergonomic keyboard), any keyboard should satisfy you, at least as I see it... Anyhow, I couldn't read any details, I don't know French... Good luck. |
| Jul12-08, 12:00 PM | #3 |
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1 ) That is the same mouse in amazon.com (in english)
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Cordl...5881850&sr=8-1 - i dont have a notebook, but it should work on a PC right ? - yes the second item is a pad, its because on my computer desk, the wood is wearing away, theres holes everywhere, not a very flat surface, and i prefer keeping some precision. 2) that is the same keyboard in amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Digi...5881687&sr=8-1 - and i dont want a ergonic keyboard with keys that are not straight. I prefer staying with a keyboard where keys are all aligned XD can you tell me if the keyboard and mouse that i think i will be buying soon are good, i mean that i wont have any bad surprises ? |
| Jul12-08, 12:54 PM | #4 |
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Looking for : Laser Mouse and keyboard
It supposes to work on a PC too. Though, you should notice two things:
1) It connects through a USB. Not a big deal, but I rather PS/2. The USB connection requires more process time. As I said, not a big deal, but I prefer to buy a USB-PS/2 transformer. 2) I understand it a small mouse, which is why it's for notebooks. I don't think it'll be very comfort... But as you want. About the pad, you don't have to spend so much. What I do in such cases is just taking a small piece of carton or Bristol board, cover it with an old/used paper, and here you have! a shiny new pad. Keyboard - as I said before, keyboard is a keyboard is a keyboard (I hope this saying exist also in English), as long as you don't need a very comfort keyboard, I see no reason for hesitations. I've never tried this specific products, so I'm sorry, but I can't ensure there will be no bad surprises... |
| Jul12-08, 01:28 PM | #5 |
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Its ok, i have a USB-PS/2 converter.
but since u just told me the mouse was small, ill look for another one this one looks good : French : http://www.amazon.fr/Logitech-G5-Sou...5886818&sr=1-4 English : http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-NEW-G...5887024&sr=8-1 For the mouse pad, i have already used Carton for 2 years, but every 2 weeks it gets dirty, and i have to change. For 8 euros, its worth it for me to buy a clean thing. For the keybaord, i was just wondering, if for about the same price : 35 euros, i could have something better. since i dont want to pay 40 euros transport taxes, i only have choice between those for QWerty keyboards : http://www.amazon.fr/clavier-qwerty-...2Cn%3A13910731 |
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