Are the mouse and keyboard designed to use rechargable
batteries? NiCd and NiMh are only 1.2 V per cell vs 1.5 V for
alkaline. Some devices aren't designed to work at the lower
voltage.
> What kind of AA batteries do you use for wireless mouse and keyboard?
> I bought the Energizer 2500 NiCD rechargeables which I believed to be very
> good but they only last about a week if I'm lucky.
>
> Is there a better choice? Where do you buy them to get a good price?
>
> Thanks.
> Karen
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