Logitech MX™1000 Laser Cordless Mouse driver download for Win Vista 32-bit, WinXP 32-bit free
Logitech Mouse MX™1000 Laser Cordless Mouse - driver download
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| Name: | Driver Logitech MX 1000 Laser Cordless Mouse Win Vista 32-bit, WinXP 32-bit |
| Version: | 4.7 |
| OS: | Win Vista 32-bit, WinXP 32-bit |
| Language: | English  |
| Add date: | Fri Dec 5 12:50:42 2008 |
| Size: | 51.25 Mb |
| Type: | application/octet-stream |
| Views / Downloads: | 1632 / 3 |
| File rating: | Total votes: 0 |
| Driver for models: | MX™1000 Laser Cordless Mouse |
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Diamond
Tue Feb 28 12:45:09 2012
. However, this thing's reicever is awesome; I know it will not break due to its small stature. The mouse itself was found fine on Windows Start 7 and also XP Home edition on two computers. It's a bit more sensitive than my older USB plug in mouse so I pulled down the pointer speed in control panel. I generally dislike mouses/mice (?) of this shape as it is stub-nosed and quite tall. That is my main complaint about it but I knew that going in so I cannot ding it a star and it is otherwise a large enough mouse not to frustrate my hands it is not a tiny, pitiful laptop -sized mouse. It has a button on the bottom to turn it off. If left on the red tracking light underneath is constantly shining, but I intend never to turn it off as I think that light pulls very little power (I hope) and it ensures quick wake ups. Wakeup time is about a second if the mouse has been left for a while this won't bother you. Responsively it seems fine. I've not tried it with gaming. I hear that USB-based wireless mouses are a touch faster than bluetooth, for what it's worth. It takes a single AA battery (comes with a duracell), which means replacements should be most readily available and an AA vs AAA or 2XAAA ensures decent battery life without spending any kind of real money on battery replacements. I imagine it would work with a rechargeable nimh but I have not tried it. As I will use this mouse every day, if I do not come in to update this review in the future you can rest assured that I either got run over by a truck or the mouse continues to work as stated. EDIT: Feb 9/10. The battery died on this a couple of days go, so with pretty regular use (3-4 hours/day) and never turning the thing off it got about 6 weeks, which I think is certainly acceptable.