Thiiink: Ideas, Imagination, and Innovation in GIS

I’ve been looking lately at Bluetooth technology, you know, how it works, what makes sense (i.e. not real time sound) for its use, range and a few other things.  What got me on this topic is the seemingly small selection of Bluetooth mouse and keyboards — the computer peripherals that should be the mainstay of Bluetooth products.

In all that searching I have found a nice headset from Plantronics Pulsar 590A, and another from Motorola S9-HD — both are rechargeable and the range on the Plantronics is phenomenal.  Favorite mouse has got to be the Logitech 470 with a close second being the Microsoft Notebook Mouse 5000 — battery life seems to be a tad bit better with the 470.  Finally for keyboard/mouse combinations the  Logitech DiNovo is slick, and the Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000/8000 are nice options too (although the mouse is a little heavy in the Microsoft bundle).

Not a Bluetooth keyboard, but check out this new one I picked up today today.