Handball Evolution Wireless optical mouse with usb receiver
by sportShirt
Wireless mouse to personalize with your own images. Our wireless mouse comes with usb receiver to plug into your computer.
Frequency 2.4G Hz. 500/1000 Dpi.
Receiver storage inside the mouse.
Works on both PC and MAC
Plug And Play! The mouse does not require any installation. You remove the USB key that is inside the mouse to connect it to your computer, and that's it ... The mouse is functional.
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Design Handball Evolution Wireless
<p> Fan of hanball? from Nikola Karabatic? You practice this sport, so dress and protect your smartphone with our handball evo protection. We see the evolution of man. He was a monkey to become a handball champion. Looking to progress in this sport? To succeed to jump always higher. So start by adopting this print as a way of life! </P> <h3> Handball Rules </h3> <h4> how long a handball game lasts </h4> <p> The normal duration of a match is 90 minutes. In a handball match, there are two half-time games with a 10-minute break. </P> <h4> How many handball players </h4> <p> A hand team is made up of a goalkeeper of goal and six field players: two wingers, two backs, a half center and a pivot. </p> <h3> Who created the handball </h3> <p> This sport was created by a teacher of Danish gym in 1906. The current rules were written by German Max Heiser, Karl Schelenz, and Erich Konigh in 1917. </p>
