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  1. 14th Sep 2003 13:12 #1
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    I have a Logitech cordless keyboard and mouse. But Newegg.com has a corded set from microsoft for $22.00, I dont work for them, but thought it was a good deal for a back up set, just in case.

    http://www.newegg.com/app/viewproduct.asp?description=23-109-118&DEPA=1

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    Yeah but its MS OEM so it would have to be purchased with hardware. Like a hard drive or RAM or something. Of course some places let you get away with it buy buying like an IDE Cable then all the MS OEM hardware you want.
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    Originally Posted by flaystus
    Yeah but its MS OEM so it would have to be purchased with hardware. Like a hard drive or RAM or something. Of course some places let you get away with it buy buying like an IDE Cable then all the MS OEM hardware you want.
    It gives a link for a ADI Power cable splitter for $5.00 and when you add it to your cart and purchase it, it automatically deducts $5.00 so you are getting it for free.

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