PS/2 Male to USB Female Adapter Review

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(More customer reviews)I purchased this adapter to convert a USB keyboard and mouse to a PS/2 connection to use with my 4 port KVM Switch. I tried a couple of different keyboards and mice (Lenovo & Dell) and neither worked. Thus, I am now seeing if Bargincell has a different adapter with will work. Another problem, even it the adapter did work with the KVM Switch, was the size of the adapter. The USB connection is horizontal and almost too wide to fit both adapters in the side by side PS/2 connections of the KVM Switch. While I could get them both plugged in, they were pressing against each other and were not aligned straight.

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USB 87-Key Mini Keyboard (Silver) Review

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(More customer reviews)I was very disappointed by this keyboard. First, my computer didn't recognize it, then I noticed the 3.5 inch floppy disk in the box containing the drivers. The last time I owned a computer with a floppy drive was about 5 years ago. There is absolutely no manufacturer's name on the box so no way to visit a website to download a driver. I finally located a computer with a floppy drive, and copied the driver to a USB drive and from there installed it onto my computer. After that all keys worked except the middle row (ASDF;LKJ). So the keyboard is useless. And at 7.99 + 8 for shipping, it's not worth sending back. Just another one for the landfill.
For the record, I bought this from geeks.com through the Amazon website. I live in San Diego, and geeks.com is in Oceanside, about 30 miles up the coast. The product arrived the day after I ordered it. That was the good part of the experience. It was downhill from there.

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Kensington Ci70 Wired Keyboard with USB Ports, Mini-USB Connector (K64396US) Review

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(More customer reviews)I'm a pretty fast typist but the one thing I kept hearing while I was typing at home was "Why are you typing so loudly?" Hey, it wasn't me, it was just the keyboard responding to my fingers flying over the keys. I've always, for the most part, used an Apple keyboard hooked up to my Macs. You know, the big, almost sounds like a typewriter, keyboards.
Now when I purchased and started to use my new MacBook in January, there were no longer any complaints of my banging the keyboard to death. Why, maybe because of the change in the keyboard style from the larger keys to the shorter, chicklet-like, keys on the MacBook. So when the chance came around to get a new Kensington Keyboard, with added USB ports, for my regular desktop Mac, I couldn't resist.
Kensington's new Ci70 keyboard (wired) provides the user with a smaller footprint than most of the other keyboards. The keyboard has been reduced in size by 35% and presents a lower and much more laptop-like keyboard for the user. The keyboard is very lightweight, comes only in black and typing is easy and enjoyable. One thing you have got to know from the start, Kensington decided that one model fits all, so the keyboard also has Window keys (or to a PC user, it has Mac keys) and it has also been tweaked to prevent any wasted space. If you take a look at the picture below, you'll get a good idea of what I'm talking about in regards to there not being an inch of wasted space.

Here's the other interesting point of Kensington's Ci70 keyboard... they've added USB ports to the keyboard. I know, even Apple has USB ports on their keyboards. But Kensington's keyboard, besides the two standard USB ports (one on top, one on the back) also has a mini-USB cable that hides on the top of the keyboard under a sliding cover that permits a digital camera user to hook up directly to the keyboard without having to go searching for their USB cable to hook up and download pictures. Kensington has put the cable right up on top for you to hook up, download, disconnect and then continue with whatever you were typing.
Under the same sliding cover, you will also find five control buttons that, from left to right, permit one to open up their CD/DVD drive, conduct a search of their Mac, open up the default email program, open up the default web browser, and finally, open up iTunes, or whatever your default music app is. Speaking of iTunes, Kensington also has five controls on the right side of the keyboard, right above the number pad, allowing you to start/pause your music app, move up and down your playlist and finally, raise or lower your volume.As you can see above, the keyboard presents a very low profile. There are two small feet on the back of the keyboard to raise up the board, but it will no be well off the desk. However, I found it very easy to get used to and it did not present a problem at all.
Using the keyboard is great, it produces very little key noise. (scissor-key mechanism) Once you get used to the compressed keyboard, you'll really enjoy it. The one thing that threw me for a loop was the fact that there is no Caps Lock indicator. I thought maybe I had a bad keyboard so I checked. It seems the caps lock function was intentionally left out in the keyboard's design of a 35% smaller footprint. Once you get by that, unless you're typing in a password and you've inadvertently now gone into Upper case and you can't access what you need, it's okay and not a big deal. Hooking up a camera to the mini-USB cable is fast and simple, just be aware it's only five inches long so it will be close to your keyboard or on the top portion. I encountered no problems with syncing my iPod to my Mac. All in all, a great little keyboard.
So to review:
Pro: Easy to use, Mac/PC compatible, low profile, reduced size, provides 2 USB ports and one mini-USB cable. Looks good. Keyboard size: L 16.0" x W 7.0" x H 0.25"-1"
Cons: The only problem that I had with the keyboard was the lack of a Caps Lock indicator. (You'll adjust to it)
Warranty: Kensington 5-Year Warranty and free technical support.
Highly recommended!
My Mac rating: 4 out of 5

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Foldable Portable Roll-Up USB 2.0 Keyboard Keypad Review

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(More customer reviews)this flexible keyboard is very creative and ingenious but, as with many new innovative products, it should go back to the drawing board. it has one big problem: when you type, the keyboard fails to register many of the individual strokes you make. if you do not hit the very middle of each key with a decent amount of force, the command will not be processed. the result: the majority of the words you type are spelled incorrectly due to missing letters. basically, if you like typing faster than 20 wpm, expect to be using spellcheck A LOT! it is just annoying and frustrating to use. in addition, it also collects dust/dirt very quickly. despite this, it is very flexible and portable as advertised.
i needed a new keyboard so that i didn't have to squeeze my long fingers onto my 9 inch wide laptop keyboard. i found that i produce significantly more typing errors on the flexible keyboard anyways, only because the keys just dont work. so i'll probably end up buying a different usb keyboard or just stick with the standard one on my laptop.
this product may work for others but i would say its not a good buy. good thing its cheap or else this would be a rip off

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Adesso AKB-901 88-Key USB Mini Keyboard Review

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(More customer reviews)My title explains most of it. This keyboard is a great price. It works wonderfully, is light and compact, and has decent key placement. Well, not all the keys are decent. There is one reason, one key, that tanks this keyboard for most people. The only ctrl key is out of place. Just try to do a ctrl-shift to a ctrl-c to a ctrl-v without breaking a finger on this darn keyboard. The horrid little "Fn" key is where the Ctrl key goes and it is a nightmare for a programmer. I'm sure anyone who uses MS Office products much will find it annoying as well. Other than that key, this keyboard isn't too bad.
A similar model of Adesso's is the MCK-91, which has the Ctrl key and the Fn key swapped so that they are in the right place, but it carries a few other problems I just found out. Neither the MCK-91 or MCK-901 are totally worthwile.
So it's basically "pick our poison". No manufacturer seems to have the perfect keyboard. Similar manufacturers, other than Adesso that I know of, are Cherry Corp, Zippy, and SolidTek. Adesso seems to be the best at the moment.

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Microsoft Digital Media Pro Keyboard Review

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(More customer reviews)its not wireless, its not even that expensive. But see if you can find it in your local computer store and type on it for a few minutes. You'll see right away why its been rated so highly by everyone.
I still miss my old IBM model M (everyone's favorite keyboard) though it has long since been obsolete (no USB, too loud, too heavy, by today's standards, tho it had the best key-feel and feedback of any keyboard ever made). I havent been happy with any of the new keyboards since 1986! ;) Until now, that is.
I initially went shopping for a Logitech Dinovo (or the S510, which is similar). After trying them out I decided against, since they were too similar to my toshiba laptop keyboard and I was looking for something less cramped.
I came across this one at the store and liked it right away. For me it has the right balance of key-stroke depth and key-spacing. I feel it has just about all the 'positive feedback' and 'feel' as the old IBM M model. Now, you may ask: this keyboard is whisper-quiet and 'soft', while the M model was loud and clackety-clack-hard. How can they be compared? They can be compared in terms of the 'confidence' with which one can type on them, the equivalent typing speeds and error-free typing that both can produce. In my case, I type as well - fast and error free - on this keyboard as I ever did on the model M.
It inspires typing-confidence.
The keys feel substantive under your fingers, meaning you are always sure where you're finger is going. The tactile feedback is quite positive, though it has been described as 'soft'; I think 'bouncy' might be a better word. (Like the old model M, remember?) I think what makes the tactile feedback so nice is that I not only immediately know when a key has 'registered' after I press it, but I also immediately know when my finger has left that key. There's a little 'push'. So I almost never hit two keys at once, or hit a key out of sequence. My fingers fly across it - without the clackety clack, but with as much confidence.
The rest of the stuff on the keyboard are luxuries, and nice ones - the zoom slider, the media and volume controls, and the 'favorites' buttons etc which I have mapped to my favorite applications. I'm sure I will use them. I especially like the 'calculator' shortcut key over the number pad. Its like having a built in calculator since it pops up immediately.
The setup for personalizing the keys is very easy and intuitive. You should update the software to the latest version (in my case the CD was version 5.2 but there was a 5.5 update at microsoft.com/hardware.
If you do a lot of work in front of the computer, you cant get a better keyboard than this in terms of substantive luxury and feel for a fraction of the price of most other keyboards. Other keyboards may be wireless, or sleeker looking, but dont get fooled. For just over 20 bucks you can get a keyboard that will truly make your job easier, connect reliably, and make your fingers fly with confidence.
In sum: Typing comfort is a very subjective thing, but go try it out in a store if you can. Typing on this thing is like driving a go-kart: point and shoot. Feels like a Lexus, priced like a Honda.


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MODEL- BX1-00005VENDOR- MICROSOFT CORPORATION FEATURES- Digital Media Pro Keyboard- Black & Silver The Digital Media Pro Keyboard features a new Zoom Slider that lets you zoom in and out of documents and pictures with ease.Customizable My Favorites keys Media Center and Hot Keys give you one-touch access to commonly accessed media programs and files. * Zoom Slider Easily zoom in on pictures maps documents and Web pages--withouttaking your hand off the keyboard. * Multimedia centerIt is easy to access your favorite music video clips and media programs with the press of a key.* My Favorites keys Five customizable keys are as easy to set as your car radio so you canenjoy convenient one-key access to your favorite Web sites and files.* Enhanced F-key versatility Open documents or reply to e-mail messages at the touch of a button. Formore flexibility toggle between standard and enhanced F-key commands.* Sleep and logoff keys To save energy and protect your data you can simply put your computerin sleep mode or log off completely by pressing a single key. -- SPECIFICATIONs --------------------------------------CONNECTORs- PS/2 or USBREQUIRES- PC : 233-MHz or faster processor35 MB of available hard-disk spaceCD-ROM Drive Windows XP/XP Media Center Edition Windows XP Tablet PC Edition or Windows 2000Available universal serial bus (USB) port or PS/2 port Mac: 30 MB of available hard-disk spaceCD-ROM driveMac OS X version 10.1 to 10.3.x (excluding 10.0) USB port

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i-rocks Superman Media Slim Keyboard (Black) Review

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(More customer reviews)I bought this keyboard exclusively for use with my Playstation 3. I was tired of entering text with the controller, arrowing through a virtual keyboard. When trying to keep up with live chatting or what have you, reply time is quite important. Though there are a couple Dualshock-mounted keypads on the market, 1) They are tiny, 2) they most likely piggyback onto the controller's battery pack, thus draining the battery much faster, and 3) They're $50. This is $15.
This keyboard plugged right in and worked right away, with no software to install, no stupid drivers to download, and no rebooting necessary. A true plug-and-play accessory. In fact, I'm typing on it right now.
It's very slim and very light. The keys are pretty "soft" and don't make a lot of clicking and clacking when you type.
Sure, there are a lot of "envelope" an "house" and "magnifying glass" buttons on it, but I'm not sure what they all do, and I'm not about to start pushing them while I'm writing this.
The only gripe is that this keyboard has a single-size "backspace" key. As in, the backspace key is the same physical size as a letter key. Until you get used to it, you're going to be entering a lot of "\"s instead of backspacing.
Remember that this is corded, so if you have a 72" television, you can't sit across the room and type things. The cable on this is probably six-feet long. But at least you'll never run out of batteries like you will if you've got a wireless or Bluetooth keyboard.
All in all, this was quite a sound purchase for me. I'll use it all the time, and the fact that there a big red Superman logo on it only sweetens the deal. However, it is technicaly a Superman Returns keyboard and since that movie is kind of old by now, that might explain why these aren't really for sale anymore. Perhaps i-Rocks makes the same thing, just not Superman-style.
Enjoy!
12.12.2008

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Item #: H77793. The SP-6000's slim, clean, and simple design is a perfect compliment to today's PC systems and also makes it a perfect match for today's sleek LCD displays and peripherals. With low profile keys in a standard 104 key keyboard layout, the SP-6000 Superman Returns keyboard delivers high performance, excellent tactile feeling, and superior typing comfort. There is no need to install any special drivers, just plug in the SP-6000 and start using it immediately. The SP-6000 is the perfect choice for users who require a keyboard that looks great and delivers high performance and functionality. Product Description: I-Rocks SP-6000 Superman Returns - keyboardDevice Type: KeyboardDimensions (WxDxH): 18.6 in x 7.4 in x 1.3 inWeight: 1.6 lbsConnectivity Technology: Wired - USBKeys Qty: 104Buttons Qty: 10Key/Button Function: Internet browsing, multimediaCables Included: 1 x USB cable - integratedOS Required: Microsoft Windows 98/ME/2000/XP Customers also search for: Discount I-Rocks SP-6000 Superman Returns - Keyboard, Buy I-Rocks SP-6000 Superman Returns - Keyboard, Wholesale I-Rocks SP-6000 Superman Returns - Keyboard, 0783750101684, SP-6000-BK, Computer Keyboards

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Logitech Internet 250 Desktop Vista Keyboard and Mouse Review

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(More customer reviews)I was very pleased with this purchase. I wanted a keyboard and mouse that connected via PS/2 (old style plugs) instead of USB. The keyboard is well constructed and attractive without all the "bells & whistles" that I would not use anyway. The mouse also performs well and feels very comfortable in your hand. I have had good luck with quite a few Logitech products. If you want an excellent "no frills" keyboard and mouse which utilize the PS/2, plug type connection to free up your USB ports for other peripherals, I would highly recommend this product. It gets "two thumbs up" from me!

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The usage of computers has never been higher since the computer revolution in the 1980s. Over the past 10 years, the personal computer has entered firmly in corporations and homes. Logitechs dedication to serving each user is nicely displayed in the new Logitech Deluxe 250 Desktop. Simple in designed, the keyboard conveniently incorporates overlay ready F-row keys with everyday useful spill resistant drain holes. The Desktop offering also consists of a best selling Logitech Optical Mouse to enhance durability with design. Extremely comfortable to type with conservative design, the Deluxe 250 Desktop is perfect for any PC.

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Ge Ho97764 Power Keyboard Review

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(More customer reviews)I had a GE Power keyboard and loved the feel of the keys as well as the relatively small footprint. Some Microsoft keyboards are larger than the clear area of my desk. However, I could not remember where I bought it, nor could I find one anywhere, even on internet. We were preparing to leave Phoenix in late March to return to our farm in Southern Illinois and I took one more internet search in hopes I could leave the existing keyboard in our new El Mirage house. Wonderful, Amazon was selling the GE. I bought three, I love them so much. Everyone is different, but I have fewer keystroke errors with this keyboard than any other I have used. I am 64, a retired CPA, and I have been forced to use many different keyboards.

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The GE keyboard features 19 multimedia hot keys for instant access, a spill & dust-proof key design, and built-in wrist-rest for added comfort.

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Logitech Classic Keyboard 200 USB Review

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(More customer reviews)True to its name, the Logitech Classic Keyboard is a throwback to their heritage; a straightforward model requiring no special software, without any extra keys or controls. The keys have a slightly-firm springy responsiveness with audible feedback (a slight, but non-intrusive clatter).
Compared to the basic USB keyboard that Dell ships with all its desktop PCs, the Classic's keys are springier, the spacing is a little less dense (which fits my fingers better), and the boundary around the actual keys is more asthetically pleasing in contrast to the sparseness of the Dell keyboard.
This model is shaped slightly differently than the otherwise identical Logitech Classic Keyboard PS/2 model; the trim on the side towards the user is a little narrower, allowing proper use of a wrist-rest, which was a minor drawback on the PS/2 model.
This is a basic keyboard with nice feedback and a low price. It's hard to go wrong here.

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NEW DELL L100, 0RH659, SK-8115, USB, Black, Keyboard. Review

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(More customer reviews)A great, inexpensive keyboard. The keys go right up to the edge of the keyboard, which is exactly what I wanted. I've got a small space for the keyboard and most keyboards have an inch or so of border around the keys. On this one, the keys are right at the very edge of the keyboard, no excess, perfect.
Other than that, this is a typical, inexpensive keyboard. Key feel is fine, springy, with a big of a clacky feel, decent resistance, but really nothing special. Works fine, what you would expect for the price. The real selling point for me is the size, a full keyboard but without the border.

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Dell Slim Thin USB 104-Key Keyboard For Desktop and Notebook. Part Numbers: RT7D50, SK-8115, J4628, DJ331, W7658

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Dynex Multimedia Keyboard - DX-WKBD Review

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(More customer reviews)At first glance, I shrugged at the idea of this keyboard and usually dislike the extra quick or hot keys for applications. However, for the price, I am very pleased with the quality of this keyboard and plan on buying at least 4 more for my other systems. The volume key has come in handy for quick access too.
It is currently my main keyboard for my office desktop and it functions as it should. Will be buying more...

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This multimedia keyboard with 19 enhanced hot keys gives you access to your most frequently accessed functions quickly and easily.

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Portable Flexible Silicone Keyboard Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a good keyboard but it requires some learning curve before you become productive. Two things to note:
1. the backspace key is a square instead of a rectangle. If you're used to the plastic keyboard, you will almost always miss the backspace key and end up hitting '\'.
2. hitting the corners of the keypad doesn't register. Instead, you need to hit the keypad near the center. if you're a lazy or inaccurate typist, you'll be frustrated. This is especially true with the Shift key-- pressing the corners of the shift key isn't good enough.
That said, the keyboard makes no sound and is very easy to clean unlike plastic keyboards where dust/dirt gets in-between the keypads.


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The blue flexible, full-sized silicone keyboard is spill-proof and foldable - perfect for travel. Easily cleaned with a damp cloth or disinfectant spray. Comes with PS/2 adapter attached for older computers - remove adapter to reveal USB plug. This silicone keyboard is fully compatible with Windows 98/2000/ME/XP/VISTA.

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Razer Lycosa Mirror Gaming Keyboard - Special Edition Review

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(More customer reviews)First, I'm not a gamer. I enjoy a good FPS but generally get pwned by kids 30 years younger than me. I didn't buy this keyboard for it's gaming features. I needed to replace my Logitech MX5000 BT keyboard because it was driving me crazy with it's connection issues. The criteria I had for the replacement was that it be wired (I've tried too many flaky wireless solutions); that it preferably have laptop style keys; that it be relatively quiet (so my wife can sleep in the next room); and that the keys have a switchable backlight (more on that later). The Lycosa met these requirements for me.
The keyboard itself is really nice looking, not too big, and very low profile. The high gloss body finish does show finger prints and dust. The keys have a matte rubber finish that feels good under the finger tips.
I'm almost a touch typist and I have been intrigued by the Das Keyboard II but I just wasn't really ready to commit to a completely unmarked keyboard. The Lycosa is actually a nice compromise in this regard because I can turn off the backlight completely and have a virtually unmarked keyboard.
Speaking of backlighting, it is true that the backlighting for the keyboard it somewhat dim, especially when viewed from a slightly slouched seating position. If you are not very familiar with the standard keyboard layout and you like to slouch when surfing or gaming, then this is probably not the keyboard for you. However, when sitting in a normal typing position the lighting is perfectly adequate even in a well lit room. I do understand the desire to want to control the brightness of the backlight. Maybe that can be supported through a driver or firmware update at some point in the future. It is interesting to note that when the keyboard backlight is in "WASD" mode, that the lit WASD keys are significantly brighter than normal full keyboard backlight mode.
I want to mention that I continue to use my Logitech MX1000 BT mouse and that I have the BT receiver for the mouse plugged into the USB port on the back of the Lycosa and it is working well.
The Lycosa will not be the right keyboard for everyone. If you need to be able to see you keys all the time, look elsewhere. If your a confdent typist and are looking for a nicely designed, high cool-factor, keyboard, then this one is worth considering.
Other keyboards I considered:
Razer Tarantula: Didn't like the industrial design as much and only the side keys were illuminated. Did like the photo-editing keys on the left side (I'm a photoshop user). Didn't have laptop style keys.
Saitek Eclipse: Popular keyboard. Terrible design IMHO. Ugh.
Saitek Eclipse II: Well reviewed. Only slighty better ID than the Eclipse. Backlight was too ambient making keys harder to identify. Keys felt a bit smaller than I'm used too when I was playing with one.
Das Keyboard II: Very high quality, totally unmarked keyboard. I might have to get one someday just for the pure novelty.
Logitech DiNovo Edge: Really nice looking and well reviewed. Nice laptop style keys. Not wired. Very expensive. Too expensive. Oh yeah, I almost forgot, it's expensive.
I intentionaly steered clear of the Microsoft and Logitech herds of keyboards because that's what I've used for the last 20-some years and and I've never had one I truly liked. In fact the last keyboard that I truly enjoyed using was the original model-m keyboard that came with my original IBM PC in 1983. These are still made today, but did not meet my "quiet" requirement.


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Redefine your gaming experience to an unprecedented level. The Razer Lycosa Mirror Special Edition is basically everything the award-wining Razer Lycosa is- and more. The Razer Lycosa, the preferred gaming keyboard of professional gamers worldwide, now comes with an awesome new look.

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Dell 0cj344 Sk-8115 Rt7d10 Usb Computer Keyboard - NEW Review

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(More customer reviews)Granted, it is not your top of the line keyboard. It comes standard with all new Dell desktops! It is lightweight, however flexible. The cord is three feet long, which is perfect for my set up. It is compact design, however it is not so small that it wouldn't do well in a lap! Now, the compactness is not a tight key space - the keys are comfortably spaced. It is just the edges of the keyboard are really snug and tight to the keys. Addtionally, I think it looks pretty good for something that cost $14. Yes, it is a little weird looking. I bought this to replace my other keyboard because I did not really like the keys. This keyboard - I really like this one a lot! I do not care if it doesn't have any of those extra features. I never got into enough of a habit to put those extra hot keys to good use anyway! At times, simple is beautiful.
In summary:
The keyboard is a little flexible. However, the keys have a good response, the keyboard has compact design, and the cord is about three feet long. IF however the keyboard breaks, it will not break the bank!
In addition to all these great features, it has several holes on the underside in case of an unfortunate accident. If you want simple compact keyboard, a good key response, and a long thick cord, go with the Dell L100!

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Technical specifications GeneralDevice Type: KeyboardForm Factor: ExternalColor: Black/Silver Input Device Connectivity Technology: WiredInterface: USBKeys Qty: 104Expansion / Connectivity Connections: 1 x USB - 4 pin USB Type A

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Kensington 64338 Comfort Type USB Keyboard (PC/Mac) Review

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(More customer reviews)I recently bought this keyboard to go along with a fancy ergonomic laptop stand. The stand puts the laptop screen at a reasonable height for use on a desktop -- that works great. The keyboard, however, is fairly awful, and I'm returning it.
I realize I shouldn't expect much for $20, but the keyboard has an exceptionally soft, mushy feeling. The "comfort type" slanted keys didn't get in my way, but they didn't help anything, either. The worst part about this keyboard, however, was that it uses a non-standard layout. Look closely at the right side -- the "enter" key is oversized, and the |\ key is moved below to accomodate it, with the consequence that the right shift key is miniaturized.
This, for a shell user or programmer, is awful. When you need to pipe something, or escape the next character, you really don't mean to be hitting return instead. And with the small right shift key, even typing properly with balanced use of the keyboard is difficult. This small design decision makes this keyboard terrible for heavy computer users like me.

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The Kensington 64338 Comfort Type USB/PS2 Keyboard provides superior comfort without forcing you to relearn how to type. The Kensington 64338 employs a unique key structure that helps encourage proper wrist position for all-day comfort, while maintaining the key locations in the standard 104-key layout so you don't have to relearn how to type. The keyboard features an attractive, gently-curved design, a dependable construction that makes this board a great value, and keys that have a light, responsive feel. This unit also features plug-and-play connectivity, a standard size that uses less space than split keyboards, and a stylish, all-black color that complements the look of contemporary computers. The Kensington 64338 is guaranteed to work right out of the box, with long-lasting reliability that is backed by a five-year manufacturer's warranty, free technical support, and a 90-day no-risk trial. This keyboard requires an open USB or PS/2 port on a PC running Windows 98 or later, or an open USB port on a Mac running OS X or later.

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Kensington 64370A Keyboard for life USB Review

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(More customer reviews)I ordered this keyboard because it was cheap, USB, and looked nice. Upon receiving it, I'm pleased with it. Installation is a breeze, there are no drivers with it, XP recognizes it and installs it with no work on my part. It has an extremely slim profile with the legs down, and the feel and response of the keys is very nice.
Two things keep me from giving this 5 stars.
1. The space bar squeeks sometimes when it is pressed. I haven't been using the keyboard for very long, so we'll see if it goes away or gets worse.
2. The backspace key is smaller than my previous keyboard's was. Because of that I end up hitting '\' quite often instead of backspace. Odds are I'll get used to it though.
Outside of those two things, Kensington makes a decent keyboard, which will hopefully last for quite a while. All in all, it's a nice keyboard with a great feel to it.

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Spill-safe keyboard, plus it´s warrantied for life. This sleek keyboard features a spill-safe design that protects electronics from liquid damage. Slim profile design saves valuable workspace, while PS2/USB compatibility allows use with both older and newer computers. For PCs running Microsoft® Windows® 98 or later. Black 101-key keyboard. Lifetime warranty and free technical support.The K64370A model incorporates some minor upgrades and differences versus the original 64370 Keyboard for Life, including slightly lower keys for a smoother key-stroke action.

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