Thinking of taking the plunge towards a wireless keyboard or Bluetooth mouse? This article has a nice review of some of the current offerings. I'm not surprised they liked the Logitech stuff, I've been a big fan for a while myself. I looked at the Logitech Bluetooth diNovo Keyboard earlier this year and found it more than worthy.
Wireless Optical Desktops are definitely liberating. No wires to get tangled up in or to trip over. No more cleaning out your mouse ball and rollers. These products set you free. Ok, so they are not "get out of jail free" cards, but you know what we're getting at.
Of all the wireless keyboards, the MX3100/LX700 keyboard from Logitech was probably the nicest of the bunch. Granted, all the keyboards here had their shortcomings, but these two (identical) keyboards were generally the easiest to use, had the nicest feel, and had the longest operating distance. Both Logitech mice were pleasant to use as well—especially the MX1000 Laser mouse (which can be purchased separately if you don't want the keyboard.) Both the Kensington and the Microsoft keyboards were nice because of their ergonomic design and additional functionality.
Regarding BlueTooth mice, the Logitech MX900 took top honors. The included charging cradle/BT transceiver, rechargeable batteries, multi-function buttons, and the nice feel made this mouse a winner. The Microsoft BT mouse was also nice with its "chiseled" like design and mini USB BT adapter. The Kensington mouse was simple yet worked with any BT hub, and it fit easily in either left or right hand.
I enjoyed this review very much, however, it is already out of date as Logitech announced several new products today, including this.
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