Aqua-Soft ForumsIs it possible to use Apple Wireless Mice with PC and additional Bluetooth USB key??? 
Apple Wireless Mice + PC
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebO...1.0.11.1.0.6.12
Important: Requires a Bluetooth enabled Macintosh (either built-in or using the qualified D-Link DBT-120 USB Bluetooth Adapter (Hardware version B2 or later. Older D-Link DWB-120M adapters are not supported). Mac OS X, v10.2.6 or higher required.
And believe me, there are WAY better (and betterlooking, imo) wireless mice for that price.
one button mouse on xp? not a good plan
If I get a Mac Mini, is it good to get the wireless mouse and keyboard with it? or should I get the wireless from another company, and which, in your opinion, is the best? (imo I think logitech probably is good)
I would go for a logitec one Nico. However, I'm not sure how well they're supported on mac, so be sure to read some reviews before you purchase anything...
If I get a Mac Mini, is it good to get the wireless mouse and keyboard with it? or should I get the wireless from another company, and which, in your opinion, is the best? (imo I think logitech probably is good)
I've got the apple wireless setup on my mini, and I love it. I've changed the mouse batteries 3 times since february, but teh last two were kind of old (but not used) batteries, and they weren't the duracell ultra's.
The keyboard on the other hand, I think I only changed once, if at all.
So functionality wise you are good with the apple product, after that it boils down to preference.
I still prefer a two button mouse for OS X. However the Apple Bluetooth keyboard is a must-have. It is simply amazing!
I have the Apple Bluetooth Keyobard AND Mouse for my PC and they are going fine. Found it straight away. Also, you'de want to use a program called "AppleK" if you get the Mac mouse. It gets around the 1 mouse click thing...
@xsnrg88: So, you don't had to do nuttin when you bought your Mice? Can it just be connected into PC thru what? you have any bluetooth adapters or somethin? Or, is it also possible to connect Apple USB Mice to PC without any problems/changing cables etc.???
I think that for people who dun' have a Mac and loves Apple most, using Apple Mice for PC is a way to achieve some positive thinking... 
I have a iMac G5 and I prefer the Apple Wireless Keyboard and mouse, plus if there is ever a problem you just call Apple not Logitech then they tell you its a Mac OS X problem, so then you call Apple and they tell you to call logitech, plus most logitech wireless keyboard and mouse sets are horrible. The best is the Apple set or the Microsoft set.