Keyboard Company 5350TP - keyboard , touchpad

Advantages: Comfortable, slim and sleek, smooth buttons, touch-pad
Disadvantages: Buttons that stick to the keyboard

...The Logitech diNovo Edge keyboard is very comfortable to write on, because it is so simple and flat. The buttons are nice and smooth and every time i write on it I feel like my fingers fly across it. I also like the shape and size because it fits my office desk perfectly. However, i have experienced that sometimes the buttons "stick" to the keyboard and it usually takes some effort to get them out again. The touch-pad was a little confusing at first, but i got used to it pretty quickly and it is really easy to use. I would definately recommend this keybord to anyone who likes simplicity and quality and needs a keyboard that lets them type fast without having to worry about stumbling on other keys.... Read review

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Advantages: Rechargable,wireless and some very clever touches
Disadvantages: none that i can find

...Trying to find the right keyboard for the job!!!.....Then the DiNovo Edge could be what you're looking for. I needed a wireless setup to compliment my newly built multimedia entertainment system which looked smart,ultra slim and light to use. After looking around for weeks trying to find the correct one for my needs I stumbled across Logitech's DiNovo only by chance. The features packed into this ultra slim black polished plexiglass case are quite immence and cutting edge.Not only is the unit wireless(Bluetooth) but also rechargeable and comes with a very smart stand/charging dock and a full charge takes around 3 hours and lasts about 60 days between charges too.Keystrokes are smooth and near inaudible and the stroke is about the same as a quality laptop keyboard.Other features include a revolutionary Touchdisc which can be used... Read review

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Advantages: Small and light, touchpad, great range, good keys
Disadvantages: Numpad operation fiddly, tacky mouse buttons and a little flimsy for some

...It's a bit creaky and cheaply built but the range is excellent as it battery life. There aren't many keyboards with a built in mouse pad so you don't need a mouse as well for armchair surfing and emails. The Mouse buttons have a horrible click to them but the keys are pretty good. Very small keyboard so great for storage. Uses 4 AAA batteries. The USB dongle is a little on the large side so rear mount is preferrable unless you have health insurance. Sometimes when it switches on pressing any key) the numpad is on by default. Press FN (bottom left) and NumLK (top right) to disable. It takes a bit of getting used to that the key in the bottom left is not CTRL but the FN key but not a major problem. At about £20 it's a good buy I'd say.... Read review

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