http://www.pocketpc-club.nl/content.php?id=3104
上面連結是介紹 PPC + Bluetooth Keyboard + Bluetooth Mouse 的使用組合
http://www.pocketpc-club.nl/docs/bluetoothmuispocketpc.avi
上面連結是使用 Bluetooth keyboard + Bluetooth mouse 的使用 AVI
看來若是 Mouse 支援的話，PPC 的確是可以跟當成一台小型主機，作法大概是：
1. 使用桌面模擬程式 將畫面模擬成 800*600 或是 1024*768
2. 利用 CF VGA Card 將PPC 畫面輸出到螢幕或是投影機
3. 利用外接 Keyboard & Mouse 就可以在 PPC 上操作軟體
看 MX-900 規格的話，是沒有提供 PPC 的 Driver... 不過 MX-900 支援 HID 而 iPAQ H2210 的 Bluetooth 也有支援 HID 裝置，所以還是蠻好奇 PDA 到底能不能抓到並正常使用號稱支援 HID 介面的 MX-900
Logitech is well-known to the public mass by their input devices and webcam. At the end of year 2003, Logitech released their newest high-end keyboard + mouse combo called diNovo Media Desktop which uses Bluetooth technology to connect the mouse and keyboard wirelessly. Yet it isn’t the first Bluetooth desktop combo on the market. Microsoft has theirs earlier in 2003 however somewhat lacking in function. Now with the release of diNovo we finally have more choice regarding Bluetooth desktop. Let’s take a deeper look and see if Logitech can keep up their promise with the diNovo.
The box contains the following:
1 x MX 900 Bluetooth Optical Mouse
1 x diNovo Keyboard
1 x MediaPad
1 x Bluetooth Wireless Hub (also doubles as a charger)
1 x AC adapter
1 x User Manual
1 x Installation CD
2 x AA NiMH rechargeable batteries
6 x AA alkaline batteries
Hooking everything up is easy. All you need to do is connect the ac adapter to the Bluetooth hub and connect the hub to your PC/notebook. There is a USB connector and a p/s2 connector on the hub; if you are using a normal PC, hook up both connectors but if you are using a laptop, then all you need is just the USB. Upon connecting all the wires (there is still no absolute wireless… yet) put the included batteries in the keyboard, and MediaPad. Since the rechargeable NiMH batteries are already sitting in the mouse, all you need to do now is charged up the batteries using the Bluetooth Wireless Hub. It took about 3 hours to fully charge mine. Then it is time to turn on the PC and install the software.
I wouldn’t say it is a smooth setup, but it is definitely not terrible. The setup process froze up a few times while connecting the mouse and keyboard to the hub. It was not a big problem; all I have to do was press the connect button again but it is still annoying to see such a high-end product would have such a poor setup.
The next thing I have to comment is the build quality. It is superb. The keys are not flimsy like the Microsoft keyboard I was using. It makes almost no noise while you type. Also when I hold up and keyboard and tried to twist it, there is no cricking sound. One minor note: the keys are very thin which is kind of like a notebook type keys, so if you are used to the Microsoft think keys, you might need some time to get used to it.
The diNovo keyboard is the thinnest keyboard I have ever seen – thanks to the Ultra-flat, Zero Degree Tilt design, although I have no idea what that means. There are not a lot of shortcut keys found on the keyboard: sleep, home, email, search, volume plus/minus, mute, and the media tab. On the upper left, the home button launches your homepage; email button launches your default email application; search button opens up a web-based search engine. On the upper right, volume control increases, decreases or mute the sound output. Finally on the bottom right, the media tap is a rather interesting idea. By default, it launches the Logitech Media Desktop in which you can browse your document, music, video, and picture. Of course, you can change the button to open other programs later on. There also is the play/pause, fast forward, rewind, and stop button right next to the Media tab for you to control your music.
Next we will see the MediaPad. It is the most interesting part of the diNovo package. It not only functions as the normal number pad, but also it can be used as a stand-alone calculator and more importantly, it is a Bluetooth remote media communication centre. Because it has the same media tab as the keyboard, so it can launches the Media Desktop to play music etc. the lcd display can display the music track info it is currently playing, show current time, and even receive instant message and email notification.
The mouse, MX900 is actually just a Bluetooth version of the award-winning MX700. The only difference is the color and connecting method. There are 8 buttons on the mouse. The 2 buttons on the side are for moving forward/backward while viewing webpages. 2 buttons around the scroll-wheel are for quickly scroll through documents, webpages, etc. The scroll-while serves as a button while pressed down. And last there is a program switch button which serves as “Alt-Tab”. The only disappointment as of this moment is the lack of programmable keys. For instance, the side keys are stuck as being forward/backward keys which render kind of useless. This is a problem I hate with my MX500, and I thought Logitech would have solved it with this new mouse, but no.
The Bluetooth hub is what worth the most in the package. Not only can it connect the included keyboard, mouse, and MediaPad but also can connect up to a total of 7 Bluetooth enable devices. In this case, diNovo is superior to the Microsoft Bluetooth desktop combo because the Microsoft one cannot connect other Bluetooth device other than the keyboard and mouse. I have tried connecting my Bluetooth enable cell phone and headset to the hub and they both work like a charm. The online guide has a step-by-step setup that works you through the whole setup. Upon connecting the cell phone, I can synchronize my Outlook address book with my phone book, although the current software does not let you to edit the phone book through Bluetooth from your PC, but Logitech promises a future update would let users do this. The Bluetooth headset can be used as a normal PC headphone and mic, which means it can be used to listen music (mono sound) and even IM voice chat. You can also connect a Bluetooth enable printer to the hub. There is a complete list of compatible devices on the Logitech website.
In summary, the diNovo desktop is a bliss to use. It has the high tech AND professional feel, which defers from those fancy keyboards with backlight. It is well built and the Bluetooth connection is secure. If I have to find any negative side of it, I would say the price. The Logitech has a MSRP set as cnd$399.95. It is the kind of price like if-you-have-to-ask-you-can’t-afford-it.
starbridge wrote:
Apple 藍牙鍵盤
經過測試, 的確可以和 Logitech MX900 USB Bluetooth Cradle 連結使用!
不過還是會有之前網友提到的 Apple 藍牙鍵盤的問題!
重新開機之後, 就要再配對一次才可以使用... :(
你好
之前在友站有提到MX900的Cradle有提供USB To BT的功能，可以用BT Keyboard進BIOS Setup的畫面~~~~
可以麻煩你測試一下嗎？我用的也是Apple的BT Keyboard喔~~~
如果真的可以用BT Keyboard進BIOS的話，那就可以把另一組備用的USB鍵盤凍起來了~~~~
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沒想到只是單純的想用電腦也要當雙槍俠~~~
也許從小事開始做起，是邁向成功的第一步吧
我昨天新買了MX900
有幾個問題找不到答案
想請問各位先進
1.原本我以為買了這個可以省一個port可是我竟在官網上看到以下訊息讓我欲哭無淚：“您尚未安裝羅技驅動程式之前，您所使用的是微軟所提供的標準滑鼠驅動程式，此時您的藍芽滑鼠只有400 dpi的感應值，在您安裝羅技驅動程式成功之後，您的藍芽滑鼠將可達到800 dpi的感應值”。請問有沒有什麼解決方式可以不用插那個usb的set感應值可以高一點的，畢竟那個set那麼大，我不想帶著它跑。
2.電池官網上說只能用 NiMH 電池，並且是介於1500 到 1900 mAh 的充電電池，我可以買容量高一點的嗎？會不會造成什麼損壞呢？
3.放著很久是否會待機？
謝謝各位達人的回覆！
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