RF or Bluetooth?

[ALL_YOUR_BASE]

I want to go wireless with my mouse, keyboard, and headphones. I need to know whether RF or bluetooth is better as far as music quality, responsiveness, and battery life. (All these will be used at the same time sitting in front of my computer)

Also, would you recommend recharging docks or disposable batteries?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

 

[futurini]

Wireless keyboards may have a lag, and the occasional dropped character. If you're gaming, I wouldn't go wireless.

As well, they're not secure - someone could relatively easily hack into the keyboard-to-computer signal and record your keystrokes. You could lose your identity pretty easily that way. And by lose I mean have it stolen.

But if you're not a heavy gamer and you don't control a nuclear facility, then I'll go bluetooth. It has a longer range, and you need only one wireless technology around.

Also, some cellphones are bluetooth so you can make all devices talk to each other easier.

Just make sure your PC has bluetooth 8O

 

[buci]

Wireless keyboards may have a lag, and the occasional dropped character. If you're gaming, I wouldn't go wireless.

As well, they're not secure - someone could relatively easily hack into the keyboard-to-computer signal and record your keystrokes. You could lose your identity pretty easily that way. And by lose I mean have it stolen.

But if you're not a heavy gamer and you don't control a nuclear facility, then I'll go bluetooth. It has a longer range, and you need only one wireless technology around.

Also, some cellphones are bluetooth so you can make all devices talk to each other easier.

Just make sure your PC has bluetooth 8O

i have a dinovo media laser...and i dont get keystroke drops once the keyboard syncs w/the bluetooth