Wireless mouse with longest battery life? - Page 7

  On Wed, 29 Nov 2006 14:44:33 -0600, Mitch Crane



Actually I first mentioned that it was only attainable with
a 15" size, so I didn't ignore the OP's question and jump
right to an alternative instead.




Actually it's quite likely OP would forget to put it in the
cradle every now and then, so the batteries would need
swapped.

 

Nonetheless, he stated he wanted to use 1024x768 and you gave advice
about using 1280x1024.
 

Possibly. He can make that judgement with the given info. Just as you
felt that poster would get used to the higher resolution, I feel this
one will get used to using a charging stand.

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  On Wed, 29 Nov 2006 16:54:03 -0600, Mitch Crane



OP didn't ask what you felt could be gotten used to.  With
the monitor thread my primary reply, possibly even the first
sentence I typed was the direct answer to the question.  In
this thread, I don't see ANY direct reply to the question
from you.  That's quite different than adding it as
supplimental information, rather you seem set on the idea
that the OP *must* want what you do, when the only thing
written suggests quite the opposite.

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No and the LCD monitor guy didn't ask if you felt he could get used to
1280 x 1024. yet you offered.


And it was the wrong answer.


No, as I've said many times (as you well know) I feel it's best to let
him decide whether a rechargeable mouse is a good solution to his
problem. It's you who protested any other solution but yours. I've said
on more than one occasion that your solution, if an alkaline battery
really lasts a year or more, seems quite acceptable.

How about a little intellectual honesty on your part? You say that
UCLANs suggestion is inappropriate and shouldn't be given and then
accuse others of only wanting their suggestion forwarded.

 On Wed, 29 Nov 2006 20:16:19 -0600, Mitch Crane



You continually think I'm going to agree,  instead of
accepting we have a difference of opinion.

Our opinions have been expressed adequately and at this
point  there is nothing productive coming from  the
discussion... a good point to wait for any further info from
the OP else let the thread die.