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V450 Nano Optical Mouse

Normal Price:$78.93
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Manufacturer: Logitech
Model: 910-000620
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Logitech
Label: Logitech

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Features for V450 Nano Optical Mouse:

Box Contents - Logitech V450 Nano Cordless Laser Mouse for Notebooks, 2.4-GHz Plug-and-Forget Nano-receiver, Logitech software CD for PC and Mac, Quick-start guide, 2x AA batteries, and Desktop USB extension stand
Laser precision - Enjoy smoother cursor control on virtually any surface
Powerful, reliable connection - Logitech's advanced 2.4 GHz wireless dramatically reduces interference with 300 times faster data rate
12-month battery life - Minimizes hassle and helps you stay more productive. Convenient on/off switch saves even more power
Plug-and-Forget Nano-receiver - Barely larger than a coin and always ready to use

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Editorial Review
You're always on the go, always looking for the next opportunity. With its laser precision, 12-month battery life, and ergonomic design, the V450 Nano gives you everything you need to get the job done. Storable Nano-receiver - Store the Nano-receiver inside the mouse Sculpted, ergonomic design with soft rubber grip - Work longer in more comfort Sculpted keys - Position fingers naturally System Requirements - Windows XP or Windows Vista, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later, and USB port
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Customer Reviews

Simple and effective

2008-06-16
Easy set up. The receiver is tiny enough so as not to get knocked around. I am using it on a windows vista notebook which immediately recognized the device. I did not have to visit the Logitech website or install software/driver from a CD. I replaced a wireless optical mouse with this wireless laser mouse. I did not see a noticeable difference in the movement of the cursor when compared to my older optical mouse. The range has improved significantly (I tried using it from a distance of 15 feet and it worked liked a charm). It seems to work on all surfaces unlike my optical mouse (tried it on the back of my hand and it worked).
It is worth the money for the clutter free receiver. I have had it for a day - so it is too early to comment on the battery life.

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