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Old 13-08-2005, 19:28   #23
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Re: mac keyboard and mouse setup

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Originally Posted by Saxodriver
So back to a question with the setup I am considering it looks like I would have problems with games such as Halo and Fs2004? let alone HL2 and Doom3?

maybe time to consider a Logitech setup then? anyone know the absolute best Logitech keyboard/mouse for gaming? ( within about £110 )
Most people have their own opinion on what is 'good' for a keyboard/mouse combination.

I have a micrsoft wireless natural keyboard/mouse kit. I play games ok on that. (I think I do - better ask zingle about that one as it's him i'm usually trying to kill )

But I've heard good things about logitech stuff too.

Maybe you could try out some keyboards/mouse in pcworld (not buy there - just get them to plug one in and give it a go)
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