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@(Unverified) This is actually the correct usage of the term "hack". As in, "it's a clever hack" or "hacking out some code". Hack in and of itself doesn't imply anything nefarious, usually just something clever.
And it's a trademark... not a copyright.
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No, it shouldn't. A video cable isn't bi-directional. The logic required to convert from Displayport to DVI is not the same as from DVI to display port. The electrons only flow one direction...
I've used the Microsoft Bluetooth for Mac (aka Bluetooth mobile mouse 5000) for a while, and the Bluetooth left a lot to be desired. When it worked, it was great. However, it did have a warm-up time, and did go to sleep often. It wasn't bad, but I had a problem figuring out exactly what the problem was when it didn't respond. I still use it for my netbook.

I looked at the Logitech VX nano, and I like the feel of it, but I didn't like the position of the secondary forward/back buttons on the side.

I ended up with the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000. It has a nano leave in receiver which is small enough to leave plugged into my Macbook Pro. Also, it tracks on just about anything and starts up immediately. It's about the same size as the VX nano, but the forward/back buttons are in the right place for my thumb.
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Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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