Wireless keyboard & wireless mouse interfering with each other

Hello,
Since I've had the mac, my wireless mouse and keyboard interfere with each other.
The mouse tracks very slowly, and I have to keep waking the keyboard.
This seems to happen when I'm using Safari and the airport.
I have new batteries.
Any ideas please.
Thanks for help over this very frustrating problem.
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I am having the same problem. Now, my wireless mouse sometimes works, mostly doesn't, and often sends the text into spasms (suddenly shifting to the right, or wildly highlighting passages) that require quitting Safari or Word. A few times I haven't even been able to force quit. And one time my computer started making a godawful noise, like it was wailing, until I had to shut down with the power button. I'm sooo sorry I downloaded this update and would like to hear from an Apple representative!

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