We tried it: on the A4Tech Padless 7200N, it doesn't need a pad either!
At the end of the previous page, although I was trying to keep it a secret, I had already shed light on what such a wireless keyboard-mouse pair can be used for. By default, the desk is not stupid either, as there is no cable winding on the desk and behind the machine. According to Murphy, if we have two cables, the tangle is ready, and there aren’t usually two cables behind a computer. If there are more than two strings, the Laokoón group is already envious of the chaos behind the machine! This can be avoided by using many wireless devices, and the first step may be to replace the keyboard and mouse. The last one will be a 230 volt wireless, but it is not yet available in the store.
The other area of use, perhaps more unjustifiably kinder to my heart, is the living room, where we watch movies, listen to music, and of course we do this from a computer. HTPC will always remain the pinnacle of my heart, even if the classic pieces from 5-6 years ago are nowhere to be found. Here, on the other hand, are the various nettop machines, as well as other mini-PCs, which have enough power next to the TV. The HTPC segment lives on in these.
And for a good home theater machine, there’s a proper keyboard and mouse that you don’t have to stand next to the machine when the pee break comes. What kind of keyboard would I like for this purpose? The first aspect is to have function keys on it to access music, movies, other multimedia at the touch of a button. The other important feature is that it has multimedia control buttons that allow me to stop or start playback, spin or scroll through tracks.
What kind of mouse do you need? Be light and work on any surface because what if I have a glass table in the living room.
What God is doing, the A4Tech Wireless Desktop Padless 7200N meets these requirements. Unsurprisingly, the set consists of two, more precisely three, oh no, rather four pieces. The key and mouse immediately appear to everyone. In the box we get another USB extension, to which you can then connect a USB receiver at the bottom of the mouse.
