Why you should go for Bluetooth mice
Bluetooth mice are compatible with many different devices. For example, if the user installs the correct drivers on their cell phone, they can use their bluetooth mouse to crawl through menus and select options on their cell phone as if the two devices were always meant to be used together. Bluetooth mice also work with PDAs, MP3 players, cordless home phones, and many other devices. Each device must, of course, be bluetooth-enabled and individual devices may require different drivers.Bluetooth mice can also be taken virtually anywhere, put in virtually any pocket (bags, jackets, etc.), and can be used by many different devices. Bluetooth mice also have a much farther range than other wireless mice. For example, an infrared mouse has a "line of sight" which means that it has to be able to actually see the device; bluetooth mice do not have this problem as they use radio waves instead of infrared lasers. While an infrared mouse has a range of 5-6 feet, a bluetooth mouse has a range of about 30 feet.
The best Bluetooth mouse so far is the Razer Orochi Notebook Gaming Mouse is aimed at traveling notebook gamers, Razer presents the Orochi Bluetooth Notebook Gaming Mouse. This is an ultra-high-performance Bluetooth mouse, equipped with a 4000dpi sensor for precise inputs. The Orochi gives you the option of wireless mode, or a performance-enhancing wired mode for when you can set up your equipment. A 3-foot micro-USB cable is provided, along with a gold-plated micro-USB port on the mouse itself. The Orochi features Razer’s Synapse on-board memory function for loading your configuration profiles, along with an on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment. Although it may be expensive, the extra precision and rapid response times make the Razer Orochi Bluetooth Notebook Gaming Mouse an attractive option for those looking for a Bluetooth mouse that can deliver wired-mouse performance.
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