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Logitech MX3100 Keyboard/Mouse Combo
by Rob Williams on May 26, 2005 in Peripherals
Looking for a quality cordless Keyboard/Mouse set? Logitech released the MX3100 a few months back, which includes the ultra precise MX1000 laser mouse, in addition to a keyboard with tons of functionality. Read on to see if the MX3100 is all it’s cracked up to be.
Page 1 – Introduction
- MX3100 Features:
- Cordless Multi-Media Keyboard (Optical)
- Laser Cordless Mouse
- Superior battery life
- Lots of functionality
- Rapid-charging base station
- SRP: $114.95US
Logitech obviously wants to be the best Keyboard and Mouse manufacturer in the world, and man.. they are doing a great job. Today, I am taking a look at the Cordless Desktop MX3100. The set is meant for people who want to get rid of cords, but still want plenty of functionality. Functionality is what this combo is all about, it’s incredible. Let’s jump right into the features of the combo.
Features
Everything you need to set up, is included in the box, including the MX1000 Mouse, MX3000 Keyboard, the charging station and other miscellaneous pamphlets and CD-Rom. Also included are two AA Duracell batteries (Non-rechargable), which are meant for the keyboard. We’ll get into the battery life of both the mouse and keyboard later.
As with most cordless setups, installation is a breeze. Plug in the Charger base into your Power socket and USB port, and then turn on the mouse and keyboard. Windows will automatically activate them, making them ready to use. All you need to do then, is install the included software and drivers.
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Rob Williams
Rob founded Techgage in 2005 to be an 'Advocate of the consumer', focusing on fair reviews and keeping people apprised of news in the tech world. Catering to both enthusiasts and businesses alike; from desktop gaming to professional workstations, and all the supporting software.
