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Microsoft - Arc Touch Wireless BlueTrack Ambidextrous Mouse - Black
Microsoft - Arc Touch Wireless BlueTrack Ambidextrous Mouse - Black
Microsoft Arc Touch Wireless Mouse: You can easily navigate features on your compatible PC or Mac with this mouse, which wirelessly connects to your computer to provide a flexible range of motion. Everyone in your household can comfortably use the mouse, since it features an ergonomic, ambidextrous design for right- or left-handed use.
 
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Better than I thought
on January 30, 2012
Posted by: MrTNT
from Denver, CO
It's replacing an older Microsoft Wireless Mouse 2.0, which was large enough for my big hands. When I received the Arc I didn't think I'd like it, but after spending a day with it I'm deciding its a keeper.
The construction is second to none; firm, weighty, and durable. The rubberized back provides a comfortable grip and the piano black buttons don't show fingerprints as badly as my cell phone does. The magnetic backside to keep the USB dongle in place during travel works flawlessly. The metal scrolling pad is kinda fun as it makes a mechanical clicking sound akin to the older mouse wheels.
The software installs quickly and I had everything up and running in under 60 seconds. It was not compatible with my old wireless keyboard/mouse dongle, which was a little disappointing but not unexpected. The blue light does a much better job of tracking on my polished burlwood desk than the old red light did.
My only real complaint is the price. At $60 its expensive for a non-gaming mouse. I had some points to turn in on my rewards program so I ended up picking it up for $40, which is still a lot but priced about right for the quality of materials and functionality.
What's great about it: Quality of materials, tracking ability, and comfort of use even for someone with big hands.
What's not so great: Price.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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I have only 1 HDMI input for my tv but 2 devices (HD satellite box & a BluRay player) I want to plug in to the TV. Is there anything out there?

There is no such thing as a HDMI hub for adding components. The only option you have is to buy a home theater amp that has HDMI ports, like the Sony STRDH510. It has 3 HDMI inputs and one HDMI out (to go to your TV). There are other brands that have similar functionality, but you can't go wrong with this one.
 
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Sony - 500W 5.1-Ch. A/V Home Theater Receiver
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