MoGo Mouse

If you are looking for a means to Experience Mobility at a higher level, then this is one option to consider. Having the mouse stored in your PCMCIA slot is a BIG plus...one less item to pack in your carry bag. It is innovative, sleek, works flawlessly and is a definite "what's that you got" item...Yes sir, there is no question that when I want to Experience Mobility, I Go with my MoGo!

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Howto & Style

Tags:

• MoGo
• mouse
• bluetooth

[experiencemobility]

You might want to call Dell and find out about the slot. I can't tell by looking at Dell's website...the pictures are too dark.

[experiencemobility]

You do need a PCMCIA slot to charge the mouse. As for the lack of a scroll wheel, I have not found it an inconvenience...certainly it would be nice to have. I would imagine that in the next iteration, they will have one.

[experiencemobility]

I am sure if you go to their website, you can order one.

If you want to see my written review, go here:

http://experiencemobility.com/­2006/07/review-i-go-you-go-let­s-mogo.html

[zkaminime]

How well does this device move? Using a regular or wireless mouse is easy to move and has a fluidty on almost all surfaces...what about the MoGo?

[mareskino]

Thank you for good review

[RainbowsEatUreSoul]

yes it does

[dirtyturben]

what is the battery life like?

[dirtyturben]

um... does it have a scroller?, if it does, i wish it would be a mighty mouse scroller

[switch0007]

does the stand not flip back flat when you put your hand on it?

[semaj1337]

...or you could use the trackpad

[eddyMx]

nice house location xD

[sexymeg1988]

that is a cool looking mouse.....