Notebook mouse 5000 pairing code Bluetooth#

Notebook mouse 5000 pairing code Bluetooth#

The Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 comes packaged in one of those annoying difficult-to-open hard plastic packages вЂ“ you know, the kind that usually draws blood. The only real con is having to charge or replace batteries. Being Bluetooth, you can connect it to any device that also has Bluetooth capability (which these days is just about every modern notebook, or desktop with a USB Bluetooth adapter). This mouse is primarily targeted at the notebook market where people cannot easily use, or just plain donвЂ™t like, the mouse touchpad or joystick. So why would you want a Bluetooth mouse? Well, the obvious reason is the convenience of no cables. But does that cheaper price come at a cost? This isnвЂ™t the cheapest IвЂ™ve seen it, mind you, only a few months ago Officeworks sold them for a brief period for only $35 in conjunction with a Microsoft promo, but I digress вЂ“ I decided to purchase one of these mice for my EeePC 701 since theyвЂ™re some 35% cheaper than its nearest rivals such as Logitech. Whilst I wasnвЂ™t in any specific need for something, I found JB Hi-Fi selling MicrosoftвЂ™s Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 series for AUD$45. Well, itвЂ™s post-Xmas sales time again and vendors everywhere are struggling to get rid of their stock in readiness for 2009.