Today's Giveaway Prize
Includes
- Motorola Bluetooth Mouse (Black)
- 2x AAA Batteries
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Motorola Bluetooth Mouse (Black): 1 for $10, 2 for $15, 3 for $20
Woot.com has Motorola Bluetooth Mouse (Black) on sale for $4.99. Shipping is flat-rate $5 for up to 3 Mice, making it 1 for $9.99, 2 for $14.98 or 3 for $19.97. Thanks Selma
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Please keep in mind that these are laser mice, they work well on most surfaces, but they suck on carpet and cloth couches. If you are looking for a "couch mouse" don't waste your time, you need optical or a special laser.
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This is the best price I've ever seen for name brand BT mice. I think the lowest the Lenovo ones ever got was $10.
The new generation of bluetooth technology no longer requires batteries. It takes energy from the computer like a usb does via bluetooth. Quite amazing technology and it's a great read on the article that presented this last week.
so it will work with my motorola xoom?
TU and Rep'd!
The new generation of bluetooth technology no longer requires batteries. It takes energy from the computer like a usb does via bluetooth. Quite amazing technology and it's a great read on the article that presented this last week.
I'm going to take his word on it for now!
The biggest emphasis on BT4 is the low pwr consumption.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue...low_energy
http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-1951...it-matter/
The new generation of bluetooth technology no longer requires batteries. It takes energy from the computer like a usb does via bluetooth. Quite amazing technology and it's a great read on the article that presented this last week.
Now to find a BT keyboard...
The new generation of bluetooth technology no longer requires batteries. It takes energy from the computer like a usb does via bluetooth. Quite amazing technology and it's a great read on the article that presented this last week.
</SARCASM>
Yes, I guarantee you whatever this is you're talking about DOES use batteries.
The new generation of bluetooth technology no longer requires batteries. It takes energy from the computer like a usb does via bluetooth. Quite amazing technology and it's a great read on the article that presented this last week.
Yeah, in fact blue tooth is going to replace car batteries and gasoline very soon. In fact, I just upgraded our entire home power system to blue tooth only. No more pesky wires!
jk, lol, or am i?
looks neat, gonna check out reviews, i currently have corded as i was annoyed on having to change battery in the middle of a game