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Targus Wi-Fi Laser Mouse (AMW58US)
$49.99
Released September, 2011
The Pros:A pair of regular batteries will last a whole year before you need to change them. Doesn't need Bluetooth, making it compatible with a wider range of devices. Very comfortable to rest your hand on, nice ergonomics.
The Cons:Response isn't quite fast enough for gaming purposes.
Wi-Fi Laser Mouse (AMW58US) is part of Targus's new line of laser mice made in tandem with Ozmo's popular Wi-Fi PAN (Personal Area Network) technology, using their OZMO2000 chip which was the industry's first solution to connecting peripheral devices to a laptop's Wi-Fi receiver.
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The mouse is compact enough to be used with a laptop and connects directly to your computers Wi-Fi network for wireless plug and play operation. Four-way scroll wheel has been added to enhance functionality over the standard vertical scroll wheel, and the mouse supports Windows 7 task switching with one button press. Two Energizer batteries have also been included which should last 12 months with regular use. This new generation of mobile Wi-Fi device does not use Bluetooth, but rather connects to the even more widely used and implemented Wi-Fi technology found in most modern computers.
Features
- Windows 7 compatible only
- 4-way scroll wheel
- Supports Windows 7 task switching
- 2 Energizer batteries included
- Dimensions: 3.25L" x 2.25"W x 1.0" H
- Weight: 6.72 oz
- Color: Black
- Limited 1 year warranty
User Reviews (2)
Pros & Cons
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a pair of regular batteries will last a whole year before you need to change them
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doesn't need Bluetooth, making it compatible with a wider range of devices
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very comfortable to rest your hand on, nice ergonomics
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scroll wheel has a smooth action, good response
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better accuracy than the typical optical mouse, works on a variety of surfaces
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receiver is very tiny, not likely to get knocked out by accident, can just leave it in there when you pack up the laptop
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works well with default Windows drivers, tends not to need separate driver installation
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response isn't quite fast enough for gaming purposes
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Anonymous:
#targus_wi_fi_laser_mouse_amw58us I have this mouse, to user talking about a "reciever" being unlikely knocked out... I agree it's a part of your computer it's called wifi. Everything you need is in the mouse and in your laptop. No little peices to lose!
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