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Alan T
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      22nd Aug 2007
What do you think which one is battery/electricity saving?
Mouse use batteries (AA) or sit on rechargeable cradle?


 
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      22nd Aug 2007
mine plugs into a USB port from a cable attached to his nose.... it's a
wireless mouse with the USB connection only for charging purposes.

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      22nd Aug 2007
Go rechargeable. Less landfill worries and lower cost replacing batteries,
balanced by higher initial cost for rechargeable system. Wattage should be
comparable so electricity usage should be the same... more or less.


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      29th Aug 2007
So the re-charger need to plug into the power socket?

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> balanced by higher initial cost for rechargeable system. Wattage should be
> comparable so electricity usage should be the same... more or less.
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jonathan perreault
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      1st Sep 2007
that will depend on kind some plug in to the usb some connect via
transformer
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>> balanced by higher initial cost for rechargeable system. Wattage should
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