£40-50 - mouse and keyboard?
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Logitech Deluxe Keyboard (Black) - OEM (£7.04)
Razer Diamondback 3G Frost Blue 1800dpi Gaming Mouse - Retail (£29.36)
Total : £45.80
Keyboard = cheap but decent brand (Logitech) then replace when gets old.
Mouse = worth spending money here.
Hope that helps
Razer Diamondback 3G Frost Blue 1800dpi Gaming Mouse - Retail (£29.36)
Total : £45.80
Keyboard = cheap but decent brand (Logitech) then replace when gets old.
Mouse = worth spending money here.
Hope that helps
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The Intellimouse v3 is a great mouse and I find the shape very comfortable but my advice here is the same as always - test it out before you buy if at all possible. I'm quite fond of Microsoft peripherals in general as I find them very comfortable and hardwearing. 
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SPW is right, the MS mice are very different from the razer mice. Try them out in the purple shirt shop, then buy on the internet where its cheaper
I have a Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 6000 which I have found to be really good. Both items feel good quality and the mouse is accurate with no skipping etc.
As wth other comments always found MS hardware to be good stuff for the money.
Adrew
As wth other comments always found MS hardware to be good stuff for the money.
Adrew
