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« Microsoft Reportedly Cancels Wi-Fi Hardware | Main | Roaming Solutions Fight for Ground »
PC World editors evaluate eight wireless mice and keyboards, and Bluetooth’s advantage is nowhere to be seen: The editors generally preferred less expensive, more responsive, easier-to-configure RF devices that use proprietary protocols. Their favorite Bluetooth set is $250, which is steep, but it was the best they found in the bunch. A $50 or $65 RF keyboard/mouse combo with plain RF is recommended.
Posted by Glennf at May 10, 2004 8:12 PM
Categories: Bluetooth, Hardware
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