DaveEllis Wrote:
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> Because it was £60 :P First phone I've used that
> didn't have a UI that was just ripped from an old
> Nokia and then adapted by a moron.
Get a Windows Media phone - some HTC one. I'll be looking at the Kaiser (a touch big for most, but I still can't txt quickly to save my life so the QWERTY keyboard will make things a bit quicker) as my phones buttons are starting to lose connection. Might just be a bit of dirt, so I'll try giving it a clean first.
DaveEllis Wrote:
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> And what do you mean "How can I afford...". I just
> came off an 8 night run thanks very much :P And
> not long ago I worked 14 nights in a row. I've
> taken 2 weeks holiday in the last 8 months. None
> of that stuff was as expensive as the new seat
> anyway.
Get your arse down to Brands in a couple of week then. We've got rooms booked this time, so none of that freezing our bollocks off, regardless of season. :P
DaveEllis Wrote:
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> Incidentally I've had the Revo for a long time
> now. But I remember you commenting how your
> Logitech Mouse stopped charging correctly and
> needing adjusting in the dock. Well my Revo did
> that till I have the connectors on the dock, and
> the mouse a good clean. Now it is flawless again.
I just lick my finger, quickly swipe it once over the terminals on the mouse and stick it in the dock now. Works every time. No idea why this only affects Logitech mice, and then not for all...
Other complaint is that the MX Revo (and the VX Nano laptop variant), when near a router, when a laptop is copying a lot of data wirelessly, the mouse stops responding (well, it moves a little bit about 2 seconds later), regardless of the PC it's connected to. Dave Liddle says it's something to do with the mouse operating at 2.4GHz frequency, the same as 802.11G does, but I've no idea how true that it. I do know that the only apparent fix is moving the receiver further away from the router/access point, but for me I don't use desktop and laptops at home concurrently enough to bother.
It's a cracking mouse, but it does have some flaws, flaws you wouldn't expect in a £50 piece of kit.