Entire thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/micr...:fn+insubject:key+author:Jay#4865de6725c78286
Although I second the recommendation for Logitech Mice and Keyboards
(bluetooth or not) --> I do have to wonder what brought the topic of
"Bluetooth" up...
The OP original said, "The Keyboard on my Dell laptop broke." So they have
a Dell Laptop - which would come with Dell parts/Dell keyboard...
Later you find out *why* the keyboard 'broke', "... cleaned out the milk my
son spilled on the keyboard ..." So it was an accident that likely broke
the keyboard and perhaps other components inside the laptop (liquids and
computers - I would not recommend putting them together. hah)
Finally they state they are using an external USB keyboard with it - which
supposedly solves the issue to their current satisfaction. I can see why
you *might* recommend they utilize a Bluetooth keyboard at this point (as an
alternative to having to plug something in each time - just make sure the
Bluetooth is on if available.)
However - in this case - it would do them no good. They state later in the
thread they have a Dell Inspiron 1300 laptop - and that model does not/did
not have an internal Bluetooth option available... Therefore they would
still have to purchase a dongle/something to plug into the computer in order
to utilize Bluetooth instead of a USB/wireless USB device. (In other
words - they gain little in getting a Bluetooth device over some wireless
USB device in this case.)
Is there something about having a bluetooth device as opposed to a wireless
(or wired) device in this case that makes bluetooth a better alternative?