Microsoft Optical Desktop with Fingerprint Reader Review
HardwareCentral
12 October 2004
Conclusion: Still, as long as you're spending the $20 or $30 premium over a keyboard-and-mouse combo without a fingerprint reader, you can enjoy comfortable typing and smooth
Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop for Bluetooth Review
HardwareCentral
15 October 2002
Conclusion: Right now, we like the Wireless Optical Desktop for Bluetooth not so much for its performance or features (although its extra-long wireless range is easy to admire) as
Pros: Knockout good looks, ultra-comfortable operation, handy multimedia controls, Bluetooth technology gives across-the-room range, encourages hopes for cordless printing a...
Cons: If you have to ask, you can't afford it, Only for Windows XP, not 98, Me, or 2000; mouse buttons not as customizable as those of other Microsoft mice
Conclusion: With the Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop for Bluetooth, Microsoft debuts this cutting-edge technology in its hardware products with a blast.
Pros: Really Good Design, Cutting Edge Technology, Nice Colors
Cons: Doesn't work on Windows 2000 or earlier, Palm Rest
Conclusion: This product is perfect for those who want a "techish" style in their lives all while having the latest and cutting-edge technology features.
Summary: It's either a stroke of genius or a natural evolution that a myriad of 2.4GHz RF wireless solutions have migrated to the Bluetooth standard, but it has taken years.
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