Compatibility Would like to know if this "New" Logitech keyboard & Mouse is compatible to "Gateway Model 52008. which is a desk-top Computer with 17in. monitor. The computer is going on 3 years old. Also what type of batteries are required & how many?Product looks very unique. Please advise. Thank you! Mr. Arvid Swenhaugen Compatibility Would like to know if this "New" Logitech keyboard & Mouse is compatible to "Gateway Model 52008. which is a desk-top Computer with 17in. monitor. The... » Read More Compatibility Would like to know if this "New" Logitech keyboard & Mouse is compatible to "Gateway Model 52008. which is a desk-top Computer with 17in. monitor. The computer is going on 3 years old. Also what type of batteries are required & how many?Product looks very unique. Please advise. Thank you! Mr. Arvid Swenhaugen « Show Less
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- the keyboard is compatible with any PC Windows XP/Vista (all versions) and Apple Mac OS 10.3 & +, so it should work with your Gateway computer if it has the above system.- the keyboard requires 2 AA batteries, same for the mouse. All 4 batteries are included in the box. Battery life are 6 months+ for mouse, 12 months+ for keyboard, on a daily usage.
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As long as your laptop supports USB HID keyboards it should be fine. You literally just plug and type. I would call Gateway if you have any question about the compatability, or contact the keyboard company. They are very User friendly and customer oriented. I was very impressed with their customer service. I didn't contact them, they contacted me to make sure I liked how it performed.
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If it does not say it comes with a keyboard or an opti-mouse, it will not. You want a new clean Keyboard anyway.I got both on line for less than 8 dollars each. If you need a monitor, they are giving them away at the recycle centers (older 15 inch LCDs) because LED monitors are the craze now.
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My bad. I realized after I posted that this thread was for a Presenter, not keyboard/mouse products. Logitech does NOT show Parts for those. Sorry about that.....
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I have an HP Touchsmart 520 PC with the Model KG-0981 keyboard. This mouse replaced my old one and worked with no problem.
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I'm not sure if it's compatible, however, it is a piece of junk. Don't buy. The mouse wheel is cheaply made & broke after a few uses. Hope this helps.
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I used my approx. 10 yr old DCLCD monitor - I had to purchase a cable adapter so I guess it depends what kind of connector cable is on your monitor. As far as the keyboard and mouse, I purchased a cordless set from ASUS at a very reasonable price and am very pleased with my choice. Hope this helps you.
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Sorry, ktrader. I can only answer about my Dell Inspiron 17R 5721 which is a top of their line. The best bet is to go to the Logitech website. This receiver looks quite compatible with any regular USB port. It's working smoothly and optimally so far for me.I hope some more tech savvy people can answer more thoroughly.
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Keys will have to have the same color across the entire keyboard. For a pointing device, I can't recommend the Logitech M570 trackball too highly. I work with the trackball all day long. My desk is chaos and there is little dedicated room for a mouse pad, but the trackball avoids that problem. I wont ever go back to a mouse. The M570 is wireless and 100% portable between systems if you want to share. I just bought a second M570 for my laptop, instead of carrying the M570 from my tower.
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I really don't know, but then I think it is compatible. I've never seen any keyboard not compatible with any operation system.
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I am not a computer expert. All I know is that this is the old fashioned mouse that you just stick in and it works. It is a simple pin that just sticks into the back of the computer where the mouse icon is. (If you don't have any mouse icon on the back of the computer with a round hole then most likely it is not compatible. For such an old computer I can't say for sure. For sure, there is no Software required to install the mouse. For just a few bucks it may be worth a try. We have Dell computers 10 years old that the mouse works just fine with.
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I seriously doubt it. Most computers will support both a USB mouse and Keyboard. and if the Bluetooth adapter for the mouse is built in, I would expect there to be absolutely no conflict. That said, I haven't tried it and with all the different motherboards out there, it might not be proof positive for your situation even if I had.
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This is what I found in Customer Comments: Logitech Wireless Mouse M525, December 17, 2012 By M. Harmon "Retired Military Officer, Retired National Security Consultant"Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Logitech Wireless Mouse M525 - White/Red (910-002700) (Personal Computers) It works perfectly and I enjoyed its gaudy red-and-white appearance. It installs itself in Windows 7 or 8 without any software, but you can download Logitech's from their site, if you wish. Note that the receiver unit is tiny and plugs directly into any USB port. Older wireless mice used a clunky receiver on the desktop. Not needed here. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews Hope the info helps. This is what I found in Customer Comments: Logitech Wireless Mouse M525, December 17, 2012 By M. Harmon "Retired Military Officer, Retired National Security Consultant"Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Logitech Wireless Mouse M525 - White/Red (910-002700) (Personal Computers) It works perfectly and I enjoyed its gaudy red-and-white appearance. It installs itself in Windows 7 or 8 without any software, but you can download Logitech's from their site, if you wish. Note that the receiver unit is tiny and plugs directly into any... » Read More This is what I found in Customer Comments: Logitech Wireless Mouse M525, December 17, 2012 By M. Harmon "Retired Military Officer, Retired National Security Consultant"Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Logitech Wireless Mouse M525 - White/Red (910-002700) (Personal Computers) It works perfectly and I enjoyed its gaudy red-and-white appearance. It installs itself in Windows 7 or 8 without any software, but you can download Logitech's from their site, if you wish. Note that the receiver unit is tiny and plugs directly into any USB port. Older wireless mice used a clunky receiver on the desktop. Not needed here. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews Hope the info helps. « Show Less
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Your number does not match any of the old batteries that I have or the new battery. But the new battery seems to fit my old mouse's OK.I have been through two Gyration mouse's, and I bought a third with a replacement battery. I have a theater type situation, where I have a large screen TV sitting about ten or twelve feet away. I saw a new keyboard from Logitech No. K830. It has a built-in track pad/touchpad and backlit. http://blog.logitech.com/2014/04/09/shedding-light-on-pc-to-tv-entertainment/When I switch over to the third mouse, I will be getting the Logitech keyboard, I think. Your number does not match any of the old batteries that I have or the new battery. But the new battery seems to fit my old mouse's OK.I have been through two Gyration mouse's, and I bought a third with a replacement battery. I have a theater type situation, where I have a large screen TV sitting about ten or twelve feet away. I saw a new keyboard from Logitech No. K830. It has a built-in track pad/touchpad and backlit. http://blog.logitech.com/2014/04/09/shedding-light-on-pc-to-tv-entertainment/When I switch over to the third mouse, I will be getting the Logitech keyboard,... » Read More Your number does not match any of the old batteries that I have or the new battery. But the new battery seems to fit my old mouse's OK.I have been through two Gyration mouse's, and I bought a third with a replacement battery. I have a theater type situation, where I have a large screen TV sitting about ten or twelve feet away. I saw a new keyboard from Logitech No. K830. It has a built-in track pad/touchpad and backlit. http://blog.logitech.com/2014/04/09/shedding-light-on-pc-to-tv-entertainment/When I switch over to the third mouse, I will be getting the Logitech keyboard, I think. « Show Less
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I only used my KVM with my MX518, and that worked fine. I can't say I ever used a KVM with my G500 though(left click switch went bad in under 1 year btw, I just bought the G700). I suspect the KVM switch would not effect the standard functionality. Any lack of operation would probably be more specific to the KVM's quality or compatibility with the mouse due to voltage or signal loss through the KVM.
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I have a Logitech M310 mouse that I am using with this keyboard. However, the mouse will not pair with the HP keyboard dongle, so I am using 2 USB ports, one for the keyboard and one for the mouse. This configuration works perfectly. Since I have 4 USB ports on my laptop, using 2 for the mouse and keyboard is not an issue especially since I like the keyboard so much.
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I guess it does not matter if the old mouse is wireless or not it would work in both cases !! but if the old one is wireless it will take up a port and so will the key board !!but the mouse that comes with the keyboard works great , I would keep the old one as a back up !!