Wireless Keyboard & Mouse £9.99

crackpot_2

The PS/2 connection come with a usb adapter so the answer is yes you can use the USB port

amit_1

is the keyboard cordless? if so how many metres away can u work from the computer with the mouse and keyboard

Foxy

cheers just ordered 1 ;D


Dispatch estimate for these items: 20 Jan 2005 - 20 Jan 2005
Delivery estimate: 22 Jan 2005 - 24 Jan 2005

CitizenBidet

Are both connections ps2 with 2 ps2 to usb adaptors or 1 usb (which one?) and one ps2 with a ps2 to usb adaptor?

er if that makes sense because I could then use the adaptor to make an old ps2 keyboard work with a usb plug on the pc with the broken ps2 port and use the cordless keyboard and mouse on the new pc

emh_2

Does this mean if I only have two USB ports and no PS2 port (stupid Dell laptop) then I can use this???

Have been looking a while for one with 2 USB's and am struggling, they don't always give you all the info in their product specs.

biblejohn

Does this mean if I only have two USB ports and no PS2 port (stupid Dell laptop) then I can use this???

Have been looking a while for one with 2 USB's and am struggling, they don't always give you all the info in their product specs.

Any reason why you need 2 usbs? Ive built a lot of pcs this year and usually get a cordless keyboard/mouse, and all the ones ive bought tend to use just 1 usb socket and 1 reciever which recieves the signal from both the keyboard & mouse. ?

sam_beezneez

Thanks, great find...

dralla

Received mine yesterday, installed it and it works a treat !

singhfello

How is the lag and build quality?
Every wireless mouse I have used has had a awful amount of lag.

HairyHatMan

singhfello wrote:

How is the lag and build quality?
Every wireless mouse I have used has had a awful amount of lag.

I've never used a wireless mouse/keyboard before, but I'm really not aware of any lag when moving the mouse. Very occasionally, the first 'click' of the scroll wheel might not be recognised.