New Keyboard and Mouse :)
Sitex is on and thanks to Mr TehPeng's help, I gotten myself a new keyboard and mouse set from Logitech.
Logitech Cordless LX 700
My old Logitech wireless set was already giving me problems after 2 years of usage - outdated softwares (Logitech seems to phase out their older keyboard s/w for newer ones very fast), mouse responses slowing down, rubber grip on the mouse wearing out to a sticky mess.... etc
The new set is pretty cheap (hooray! from the consumers) and looks very good. Deep black with metallic finishes. Only thing was that the feel of the mouse is too "plasticky": the sides are plastic, not the usual rubber grip and somewhat the mouse feels very light and ready to be tossed but the impressive 800 dpi optical scanning rate is one smooth tracking for my graphics work.
Similar to the other mouse which I got for my Powerbook, the Logitech MX510, the current mouse has got customisable functions on it for integrated operations.
Anyway, Iam seriously looking into one of these in future-
Logitech's cordless G7 Laser
Logitech's Gaming grade MX518 corded
Microsoft Laser 6000 keyboard/ mouse set
Not much of a gamer but the precision is good for photo editing and touching up minute blemishes. As much as I like to have the Microsoft's Laser 6000 set (SGD$159 - Sitex), dun think I will use the laser technology as much and besides, I will wait for the price to drop and for my future Apple WideScreen LCD 23" to come in.. then it will be a very high tech looking set for my desktop :D
Logitech Cordless LX 700
My old Logitech wireless set was already giving me problems after 2 years of usage - outdated softwares (Logitech seems to phase out their older keyboard s/w for newer ones very fast), mouse responses slowing down, rubber grip on the mouse wearing out to a sticky mess.... etc
The new set is pretty cheap (hooray! from the consumers) and looks very good. Deep black with metallic finishes. Only thing was that the feel of the mouse is too "plasticky": the sides are plastic, not the usual rubber grip and somewhat the mouse feels very light and ready to be tossed but the impressive 800 dpi optical scanning rate is one smooth tracking for my graphics work.
Similar to the other mouse which I got for my Powerbook, the Logitech MX510, the current mouse has got customisable functions on it for integrated operations.
Anyway, Iam seriously looking into one of these in future-
Logitech's cordless G7 Laser
Logitech's Gaming grade MX518 corded
Microsoft Laser 6000 keyboard/ mouse set
Not much of a gamer but the precision is good for photo editing and touching up minute blemishes. As much as I like to have the Microsoft's Laser 6000 set (SGD$159 - Sitex), dun think I will use the laser technology as much and besides, I will wait for the price to drop and for my future Apple WideScreen LCD 23" to come in.. then it will be a very high tech looking set for my desktop :D
