If you install the drivers for the mouse, you should be able to use the advanced features of the mouse even with the internal bluetooth card. If I'm not mistaken however, the logitech Bluetooth mouse uses the Included hub as a recharger for the mouse as well, so practically speaking you would have to have it connected anyways.
Sounds like a plan. Why pay for another Bluetooth adapter when you already have one. The Bluetooth combo would make sense for someone who wants to add bluetooth capability to their system, but so much so for someone who already has it.
jk79
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March 17th, 2004 05:00
If you install the drivers for the mouse, you should be able to use the advanced features of the mouse even with the internal bluetooth card. If I'm not mistaken however, the logitech Bluetooth mouse uses the Included hub as a recharger for the mouse as well, so practically speaking you would have to have it connected anyways.
JK
JeffL86
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March 17th, 2004 17:00
Well, I would think that it would work also, but I remember reading complaints that the drivers only worked in conjunction with the supplied hub.
It also occurred to me that even if I didn't NEED the hub, I would want it for the mouse charger anyway.
So would it be smart to get the regular version without Bluetooth, and use the hub, and use my internal card for all Bluetooth devices?
jk79
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March 18th, 2004 03:00
Sounds like a plan. Why pay for another Bluetooth adapter when you already have one. The Bluetooth combo would make sense for someone who wants to add bluetooth capability to their system, but so much so for someone who already has it.
JK