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Kensington Smarttip Pack 20048 for IBM Notebooks
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DescriptionItem #: H09243. Kensington designs high-quality, stylish computer accessories for today's computer users. Well-known for its commitment to research and extensive experience in the accessories marketplace, Kensington supports innovative product development in computer security, mobility accessories, mice and trackballs, and other categories... |
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Cooler Master Inferno Gaming Mouse. STORM INFERNO GAMING MOUSE - 4000 DPI MID-RANGE GAMING MOUSE MICE. Laser - Wired - Black, Gray - USB - 4000 dpi - Scroll Wheel - 11 Button(s)
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DescriptionManufacturer: Cooler Master Co., Ltd Manufacturer Part Number: SGM-4000-KLLN1-GP Brand Name: Cooler Master Product Model: Inferno Product Name: Inferno Gaming Mouse Marketing Information: The CM Storm Inferno Gaming Mouse was harnessed within the CM Storm Labs, exclusively crafted with crucial MMO-quality in-game built - Fulfilling the needs of all MMORPGers who demands nothing less than the very best... |
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Kensington Wireless Presenter with Laser Pointer and 2 GB Built-in Memory (Black)
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DescriptionKENSINGTON COMPUTER HERES EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO GIVE A GREAT PRESENTATION-RIGHT DOWN TO THE PRESENT |
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Kensington 33374 Wireless Presenter with Laser Pointer
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DescriptionThe Kensington Wireless Presenter with Laser Pointer lets you remain in control of your presentation from anywhere in the room. Conveniently portable and easy-to-use, this wireless presenter frees you from distraction and allows you to focus on what matters most -- your presentation... |
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Logitech Professional Presenter R800 with Green Laser Pointer
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DescriptionBrilliant green laser pointer that is powerful and easy to see even on LCD plasma displays and in brightly lit rooms100' effective range with 2.4GHz wireless technology and reception-level indicatorLCD display keeps track of time battery and wireless reception with a glance or with silent vibrating alertsIntuitive slide show controls with buttons that are easy to find by touchPlug-and-play wireless receiverUSB connector stores in presenterCompatible with Windows 7 Vista and XP Includes carrying case and 2 AA batteries |
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Kensington Essentials Kit for Netbooks with Mouse, Lock, and Protective Sleeve
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DescriptionThe Kensington K66619EU Essentials Kit for Netbooks is a collection of simple, reliable accessories made just for your netbook. From a wired mobile mouse that make surfing a joy to a Neoprene sleeve and a self-coiling lock that will protect your netbook when on the go. |
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Kensington 17" Contour Ballistic Nylon Overnight Notebook Rolling Case
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DescriptionSnugFit and DropShield protective systems shield laptops from damage. Easy-access pockets for added convenience. Exterior dimensions: 141/2 inch L X 191/2 inch H X 91/2 inch W. Compartment dimensions: 111/2 inch W x 16 inch H x 21/2 inch D. |
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DURAGADGET Kensington Style laptop security Combination lock and cable
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DescriptionUnattended laptops are ripe for the plucking, but a simple lock lock like this one can save your mobile investment. The cable slips clips into the ock slot found on all laptops and then wraps around the leg of a table or other immoveable object... |
My wireless lazer mouse is being weird?
I have a dell laptop, inspiron e1705. I have a Kensington PocketMouse laser mouse, model #72268. Now, when I plug in the usb device to use the mouse, I can use it fine for about 30 minutes. After that, the pointer starts to move on it's own, jerky and not wanting to go where I move the mouse. Is this a common problem with wireless mice, or is it a windows vista driver communication problem, and is there any way I can fix this? If I unplug the usb drive that came with it, and plug it in 10 minutes later it is fine again for 30 minutes, then the same thing.
Actually, and I think this is worth looking into, the problem was not the mouse. It was the mouse pad. For some reason, the lazer freaks out on soft surfaces, but on hard surfaces it works 100% fine, such as on a folder or a book. Impractical I know, but it works very good this way.
This is not a Vista problem, the problem is your mouse. It probably lost connection with the receiver from time to time and when it did connection it will take a while before it can register. You may want to move the mouse receiver to another location or different usb port. If you have any wireless devices near the receiver, you may want to move them to another location to see if it helps. Check Kensington website for a new driver or a work around. I have quite a few wireless mouse with all kind of wireless devices nearby and doesn't have any problems. You may want to get another mouse, like a Logitech mouse instead. It's more reliable and you won't have any interference from your wireless devices.
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