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On 11/03/14 15:20, Brad Rogers wrote:
I found a micro one that used microsusb for charging - seemed like a good idea. I find most devices don't like rechargeables if they are not built in. I try not to buy non-rechargeables - except for smoke/co alarms!On Tue, 11 Mar 2014 14:55:41 +0000 Tom <madtom1999@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Hello Tom,I'm trying to find a decent bluetooth keyboard/mouse. Ideally with usb charging (ie charge the keyboard) but I seem to have lost googling skills....Try a different search engine? :-) Seriously; I've not come across any bluetooth keyboard/mouse combos that allow for a USB connection to recharge the batteries. It seems to me to be contrary to reason for going wireless. Not that I'm saying such things don't exist. IME, alkaline batteries last for ages in the keyboard, (less so the mouse); even those that won't run some other, more power hungry, items. I use alkaline batteries first in my digital camera, then in my hand held GPS and finally, they get used in the mouse, keyboard or any of the plethora of TV, satellite, audio, etc. remote controls we have(1). When they won't run those any more, they go for recycling. (1) Where size allows, as the camera uses AAs, but several of the remotes use AAAs. Tom te tom te tom |
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