Specifications:
- Made of high quality material and the Mini Bluetooth Wireless Mouse is finished by good technology
- This Bluetooth Wireless Mouse with amazing shape is easy to install and operate
- Offers the convenience of the wireless bluetooth interface
- Features comfortable, ergonomic design
- Navigates easily using five buttons and the scroll wheel
- If your PC or Computer systerm don't has the bluetooth fuction, you should use a bluetooth adapter
- Working at distance up to 10 meters (33ft) and ergonomics design for comfortable to use
- Adopt bluetooth 2.0 standard and the this Bluetooth Wireless Mouse is conveniet to use
- Works with windows98/se/2000/XP/server 2003
Details:
- Bluetooth wireless cordless optical mouse
- This Wireless Bluetooth Mouse with amazing shape is easy to install and operate
- The PC Bluetooth Mouse adopts advanced technology extends battery life up 10 times
- The battery trench
- Working at distance up to 10 meters (33ft) and ergonomics design for comfortable to use
- Compact design
- If your PC or Computer systerm don't has the bluetooth fuction, you should use a bluetooth adapter
Warning:
- Do not use power scrool point on a deck which is made of glass, morror or black velvet, also a flat surface is necessary or the optical sensor will not work correctly
- Please take a bluetooth dongle first if your computer were without bluetooth function, the packaging is without bluetooth dongle
Bluetooth Mouse Vs. Wireless Mouse:
A wireless or Bluetooth mouse is a convenient, wireless solution that cleans up the clutter of having a wire. Although both are useful, wireless and Bluetooth technology each have their strengths and weaknesses.
Bluetooth
- Bluetooth is a short-range, wireless standard developed by Bluetooth SIG, that allows devices to quickly and securely communicate with each other. Bluetooth is mainly for voice (such as cell phone ear pieces) and data (such as wireless mice) applications. Bluetooth can transfer data at a maximum of 3 Mbps (Megabytes per second).
Wireless Mouse
- The term "wireless" actually covers the whole spectrum of wireless technologies, including wi-fi, bluetooth, etc. However, "wireless mouse" often refers to a mouse that uses radio frequency (RF). A RF transmitter is normally plugged into a computer's USB port and it is paired with the wireless mouse. The mouse can then use the signal to communicate with the computer. RF functions on the 802.11b and 802.11g standard which give speeds of up to 11 Mbps and 54 Mbps, respectively.
Similarities
- Both bluetooth and wireless mice provide quick connectivity between the transmitter and the device. Additionally, both bluetooth and RF provide fast enough data transfer rates to accomodate a wireless mouse, which does not take up much bandwidth. Both technologies operate in the 2.4Ghz frequency range.
Differences
- Bluetooth costs less to produce and use. In some computer where Bluetooth is integrated, a Bluetooth mouse can connect without the need to plug in a separate transmitter, freeing up a USB spot. However, RF mice always require a plugged in transmitter. RF mice have a greater range and data transfer rate than Bluetooth, but this is somewhat negated by how much bandwidth the mouse actually needs. RF signals can be disrupted by physical objects (walls), while Bluetooth can transmit through physical objects.
Which One Is Better?
- The determination of which type of mouse is better is affected by the computer and environment the mice are being used in. However, more and more computers, especially laptops, are integrated with Bluetooth. Additionally, some wireless mice have transmission bases that require electrical power as well, which limits where the mouse can be used. Comparatively a Bluetooth mouse can be used anywhere as long as the computer has integrated Bluetooth or a USB transmitter. Thus, Bluetooth mice are comparatively better to use than wireless mice.
Package Included:
- 1 x Bluetooth Wireless Mouse
