Wireless Optical Desktop for Bluetooth

Description: The included Microsoft Wireless Transceiver for Bluetooth¿ works with your keyboard and mouse, providing a wireless ... more

Wireless Optical Desktop for Bluetooth ... range of up to 30 feet. And because Bluetooth sets the bar for the emerging wireless world, you can add other compatible Bluetooth devices.

Newest Review: ... and it quite nice navy/silver/black with glow LED inside the keys if the room is dark the keys begin to glow in red to see ... more

... the keyboards - nice one! and I tried to next room (out of sight) and press MS Outlook and then come back to my bedroom and it worked - i cant believe! it about 34 feet away.... the transceiver light in blue that mean it on and contact with keyboard and mouse - seem nice one. press button are slighty softy than other keyboard - I keep the black Office keyboard for wee while but Bluetooth keyboard seem working fine and no problems at all, it lots easier when you put the cable from graphic card to tv and sit in bed and...more

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Wireless Optical Desktop for Bluetooth: Bluetooth Keyboard and mouse (204 words)
by - written on 03/05/03 (Useful, 1516 readings)
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I bought it from Novatech for just £99 plus vat that look little cheaper and I havent problems install and it seem worked fine after install (it seem quite easy within few mins) I dont see any problems during installation and it quite nice navy/silver/black with glow LED inside the keys if the room is dark the keys begin to glow in red to see the keyboards - nice one! and I tried to next room (out of sight) and press MS Outlook and then come back to my bedroom and it worked - i cant believe! it about 34 feet away.... the transceiver light in blue that mean it on and contact with keyboard and mouse - seem nice one. press button are slighty softy than other ... Read the complete review

A visit from the (Blue)Tooth Fairy (1116 words)
by - written on 23/01/03 (Very useful, 2785 readings)
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Vive la revolution! Let them eat wireless and other phrases of that nature. The price of wireless networking kit has plummeted recently, so much so that I bought a couple of NetGear wireless network cards for my PCs. This has allowed me to have a PC in the living room, connected to the TV and the stereo so that I can surf the web and listen to MP3s from the comfort of my sofa. But this would be no use at all if I had to push the sofa to within 2 feet of the PC every time I wanted to use it... The solution to this particular problem arrived in the form of the new Microsoft Optical Desktop for BlueTooth. "Why," I hear you cry, "did you go ... Read the complete review