You asked, we answer: here are some more details about that free MoGo offer over at AT&T…

The ELITE and PRO offers are bundled with some great fetures, including Free Wi-Fi at nearly 11,000 hot spots, Free Broadband Extras: ESPN.com 360, Disney Connections, ABC News Now, and a Free Gateway (a $79.99 value). And the price is extremely competitive: about the cost of a large or extra-large pizza (depending on which plan you use) - plus, if you’re switching from cable internet, AT&T will give you 3months - FREE.

All the DSL offers come with AT&T Mail Guard for anti-spam and anti-virus e-mail protection, as well as pop-up blockers and parental controls (just to name a few). And AT&T’s TrueSwitch™ service makes moving to AT&T simple. The service will automatically transfer your contacts, addresses, favorites and calendar, and forward your email for you.

Want to find out more?  Head over to AT&T,  enter your phone number, and see what AT&T DSL can offer you (in addition to the free MoGo Mouse!) with no obligation.

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Thinking about a MoGo? Can’t get enough of its jazzy, sleek attitude?

AT&T is linking to the ultra cool, ultra hip MoGoMercial  as part of their new offer (free MoGo when you switch to AT&T DSL). Haven’t swung out to the MoGoMercial yet?

Hey, cats, give it a try….

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In the past week, 4 of you have sent variations of the same question:

Q. Will the new X54 work with my Laptop? I have a regular PC Card slot, not one of the new ones thanks.

A. Here’s the word from MoGo:

No, the X54 family is intended for the new ExpressCard/54 slot available on newer laptops.

According to the FAQ: The BT, X54 and X54 PRO mice are not compatible. An ExpressCard/54 slot is needed to charge the MoGo Mouse X54 and X54 PRO and a PC Card (PCMCIA) slot is needed to charge the Mogo Mouse BT.

A quick way to check which slot you have is by taking a credit card, holding it flat, and sliding it into the card slot. If the card slides all the way into the slot you have a PCMCIA slot. If the card only slides about half way into the slot you have an Express/54 slot.

There is a guide available to help you choose the right MoGo mouse for your system here: MoGo Platforms.

Q. According to the Sales Guy at (the place I bought my laptop) - my new laptop has Bluetooth 2.1 and I should check if your equipment will be compatible with that version of Bluetooth.

A. I’m glad he calls himself Sales Guy and not a technical expert.

All Bluetooth releases have been backward compatible. That means that if your new laptop (and congratulations, by the way, on the purchase) was bundled with the recently released Bluetooth 2.1 standard then it should work with all Bluetooth devices.

Rest assured, the MoGo products can be used with either a Bluetooth 1.2 or a Bluetooth 2.1-enabled laptop.

If you’d lke to read more on the topic, C|Net did a great chart outlining Bluetooth compatibility.

Elizabeth is a professional writer & geek with most of the last decade spent in senior management at a leading global IT provider. Thousands have attended her seminars in the US & Canada on subjects ranging from basic TCP/IP networking to high-end data storage solutions.

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Q. have a Dell XPS1210 laptop. It does not come with a PCMCIA card slot - instead, its standard is a PCI Mini Express card slot - can the MoGo line of equipment fit into these card slots? Or is an adapter required, and if so, will MoGo offer an adapter or has it considered partnering
with Dell to make one? - “Fix”

A. This is a great question, and I promptly kicked it over to tour favorites MoGo gurus. They answered by saying that the new X54 mouse that is rolling out in August will be compatible with Express Card slot.

Q. I want to use a MoGo mouse but I have a MAC Laptop with no PC Card slot….is there a way?

A. Bad news. Currently the MoGo mouse products do need a slot for recharging and there are no current plans for changing that. As a fellow MacHead, I feel your pain.

That said, I am a ‘two-platform’ household and do switch using the mouse between the PC and the Mac. I am sure that soon I will find that product that would allow me to take the MoGo mouse on the road with a Mac Laptop - and as soon as I do, you’ll be the first to know.

Elizabeth is a professional writer & geek with most of the last decade spent in senior management at a leading global IT provider. Thousands have attended her seminars in the US & Canada on subjects ranging from basic TCP/IP networking to high-end data storage solutions.

Got a question? Ask Elizabeth.

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