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Microsoft Digital Media Pro Keyboard

Advantages: Great Keyboard, For casual and excessive users.
Disadvantages: Took a while to beable to use it.

I bought this keyboard around about January this year, and it came packaged with a USB to ps/2 adapter, and I decided to use the USB part, to connect it to my computer. And it never really worked. I installed the software that came with the Keyboard on a CD-ROM. And it worked for a while, but then on the same day I installed the new Logitech Mouse that I had bought at the same time, and I couldn't get both to work at the same time as each other, and I decided that it must be because the software was working against each other and blocking each other from working. So I quickly packed it back away and put it out of the way in a cupboard until the end of july. And my old keyboard stopped working so I tried the PS/2 connecter and it worked perfectly. And since that day I've been using it all the time, and it's very good. The buttons are ...

Leigh36295 12.08.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Microsoft Digital Media Pro Keyboard keyboard

Excellent stylish keyboard

Advantages: Comfortable to type on, compact, stylish, has USB ports, cheap
Disadvantages: USB ports only 1.1, shows up dirt more than black keyboards

in one) or Apple display (which has USB ports) which saves on cable clutter. If you want to connect the keyboard to the base unit (such as a Power Mac or Mac Pro) or use a non-Apple monitor, then you can use the USB extension lead. The extension lead has a notch to use with only Apple keyboards because it is a USB 1.1 device. Usage -------------------- The keyboard is very nice to type on. Pressing a key has a nice firm feel and good amount of travel. Instead of having flip down legs which easily get broken, the keyboard is moulded with a nice tilt and is very comfortable to type on. There are also volume up/down/mute and disc eject keys. There are two USB 1.1 ports on the back of the keyboard which is very convenient for low power devices such as mice, bluetooth donges etc. They are not designed for USB hard drives etc. I ...

wicker_man 30.04.2007 · Read full review
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Fantastic keyboard, so lovely to type on...

Advantages: Separated keys; very nice to type on, very nice to look at (doh!)
Disadvantages: None really

press the caps lock key momentarily for it to register and activate. Reason? Incase you accidentally tap the caps lock key while typing, so more likely you'll only have caps lock key activated when you actually want it activated...which is quite useful. Takes a few times to adjust to pressing momentarily (and when I say momentarily I mean just a spit second). The keyboard also comes with 2 USB ports on the side for peripherals like a mouse (or the mighty mouse, in some cases) instead of having to plug directly into your Mac/PC. The USB ports won't power high-power peripherals like an iPod Touch (apparently) unless its connected to the iMac (the new iMac's) or a computer with a dedicated USB port...isn't too much of a problem as most cases you just want to plug a flash drive or mouse into the side USB ports - nevertheless its useful ...

bastones 02.10.2009 · Read full review
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