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Good Wireless keyboard and mouse

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I currently have a wired setup and I was thinking of moving to a wireless setup to get rid of some chords running accross my desk. I don't want some heavy mouse because I do game a little bit mostly, fear combat, WoW and Team Fotress 2. I was wondering what people would recommend.
I've seen this on newegg
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823126032
 
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tbh i wouldnt reccomend a wireless keyboard/mouse set. simply cause im on my computer for 4-8 hours a day (avg and sometimes more! )and no wireless set ive had has been able to last that long and longer sometimes if needed without recharging/changing batteries which is a pain in the ass.

ive just bought a new saitek eclipse keyboard and lazer mouse, wired was a priority, i dont know if things have changed since when i did go wireless but now i wouldnt even bother. id rather get a decent wired mouse/keyboard than pay the same for an inferior wireless one.

although if $ is no object then im sure you can find one to suit your needs
 
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