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Online I see for sale a wireless keyboard/mouse, and it says about it
"Auto Sleep And Wake Feature This keyboard also features an auto sleep and auto wake mode. If there is a long period of inactivity, the keyboard will automatically go into a sleep mode. To exit sleep mode, press any key." Why does it have any need to go to sleep. Why would it use any power if no one is pressing a key? This is not a cordless phone that waits for phone calls, whose battery drains even when not in use. (For that matter. why don't cordless phones have on/off switches. They can go without charging for about 2 days. If you could rely on the ringer in the other room and turn the cordless phone OFF, they wouldnt' need a charge for 10 days or more. ) This is the item. Before you buy it, there's a newer version now. http://www.amazon.com/FAVI-FE01-BL-W...wifi+keyboards Thanks. |
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