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Grand Master

Hypoxiaicon

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Hypoxiaicon i feel so bad for you about the speakers and monitor! i look up to your workstation as inspiration just so you know (hence my pic a couple pages back with a dell2005 & logitech speakers. I'm gonna get your case soon too (wavemaster) lol but in black.

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Yeh, I miss bass.

eBuyer take ages for returns!

Ive never been happy with my 3 2005FPW's.

Grand Master

Hypoxiaicon

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LMAO does the mouse cord not reach up to your desk or something??? :laugh:

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The mouse is cordless.

I put it on the floor as putting on my desk while it was charging and my PC was formatting would pointless as it drags wires across my desk.

I don't see the point of using the DiNovo reciever for the mx1000 as well.  why not just keep the charger on the desk, and use it in conjunction with the other?

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Why would I want 2 Recievers on my Desk?

My MX1000 only needs charging once a week and it takes 2 hours.

I think your confused.

The MX1000 Reicever recieves Mouse Signal only and does not recieve signals from the diNovo Keyboard + Media Pad.

Grand Master

Nelsinho

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according to my mom that white thing is the helmet that the Storm Troopers in Star Wars wear :D

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:laugh: :laugh: for some reason I also think some thing as one strange helmet :laugh: but why in there :hmmm:

Grand Master

IK47

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The mouse is cordless.

I put it on the floor as putting on my desk while it was charging and my PC was formatting would pointless as it drags wires across my desk.

Why would I want 2 Recievers on my Desk?

My MX1000 only needs charging once a week and it takes 2 hours.

I think your confused.

The MX1000 Reicever recieves Mouse Signal only and does not recieve signals from the diNovo Keyboard + Media Pad.

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Well, can't you just plug the 'mini reciever' (the thumb USB thing) for the dinovo behind your computer, then use the mx1000 cradle as well?

I guess it might be a matter of preference.

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Baptist

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Wahoooo! :D:D:D

i just got my new pc! :D

im so happy! whoopie + my B-day is sunday (27th)! :laugh: Im so happy me loves my thermaltake sharkcase! :D Whooowiee :D:):D:):D

:jump:

im so happy with my 1st big expensive thingie

dont my the stuff on the background its all parents stuff the hot pc is mine :) :p

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SeaCow

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The mouse is cordless.

I put it on the floor as putting on my desk while it was charging and my PC was formatting would pointless as it drags wires across my desk.

Heh... I knew the mouse was cordless I meant is the power cord too short?? Why not keep the charger on your desk?

Grand Master

sin-ergy

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Wahoooo! :D:D:D

i just got my new pc! :D

im so happy! whoopie + my B-day is sunday (27th)! :laugh: Im so happy me loves my thermaltake sharkcase! :D Whooowiee :D:):D:):D

:jump:

im so happy with my 1st big expensive thingie

dont my the stuff on the background its all parents stuff the hot pc is mine :) :p

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I like the lamp on your desk. Where did you get it? ;)

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Baptist

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uber_noob, Tt Shark is sweet! Congratulations, your "first big expensive thingie" is a good one! :D

And happy early b-day.

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Thnx :D, im gonna get half life 2 LEGAL(!) for my b-day :p

I like the lamp on your desk.? Where did you get it?;))

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Dont mess with my light making machine!:cool:: :ninja::

btw i got a parking Space for my Mouse:DD muhah

i can park! woohoo and i dont even have a license :pp

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Porsche Design

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Thnx :D, im gonna get half life 2 LEGAL(!) for my b-day :p

Dont mess with my light making machine! :cool:  :ninja:

btw i got a parking Space for my Mouse :D muhah

i can park! woohoo and i dont even have a license  :p

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that is the coolest mouspad

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