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Belkin Bluetooth Wireless Optical Mouse Review

by Aoife M. McEvoy

- Of all the Bluetooth-ready products we tested, Belkin's $80 mouse is the most affordable way to make your PC a Bluetooth machine; Bluetooth adapters alone typically cost about $49. And with the Belkin product, you're truly wireless: Unlike other packages (such as Logitech's DiNovo Media Desktop), which use corded receivers or adapters, you plug Belkin's adapter into your USB port.

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