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Logitech MX1000
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Mac Enthusiast
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Portland, Oregon
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Logitech has announced their new laser-based mouse, which they've dubbed MX1000 . It's an RF mouse that comes with a rechargeable base-station that also functions as the mouse's RF receiver. I wouldn't bind picking one of these up for use on my iMac, but my question is can I use it with my PB? Toting around that base-station is something I'm not willing to do. Does anyone know / think that a generic or otherwise RF USB dongle would work with the mouse and act as the RF receiver for my PB instead of using that base-station?
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Senior User
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: NY
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Originally posted by jessejlt:
Logitech has announced their new laser-based mouse, which they've dubbed MX1000 . It's an RF mouse that comes with a rechargeable base-station that also functions as the mouse's RF receiver. I wouldn't bind picking one of these up for use on my iMac, but my question is can I use it with my PB? Toting around that base-station is something I'm not willing to do. Does anyone know / think that a generic or otherwise RF USB dongle would work with the mouse and act as the RF receiver for my PB instead of using that base-station?
There is already a thread about the MX-1000  But no, you need the cradle/transmitter to use it. It is not Bluetooth so a USB BT adapter won't work.
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