Dreamcast Keyboard

And here, concluding my round up of the Dreamcast peripherals (essential ones), I will write about the Internet device that is currently sitting on the floor under a pile of games, leads and controllers. What could this be? Yes, you guessed it, the Dreamcast keyboard! I could write you a 75word opinion, but that wouldn’t be fair on me. I need to inform you about everything I know of the World Wide Web surfing device for Dreamcast. Firstly, a keyboard is essential if you intend to use your Dreamcast for either playing online games, or surfing the web. When I first got my Dreamcast it took an absolute age to type in a URL because I didn’t have a keyboard ...

You’ve bought a Dreamcast with online capabilities and games which originated on the PC and you haven’t got a Dreamcast keyboard yet? Are you completely and utterly insane?!! OK, perhaps 'insane' is taking things a little too far, but if you think that you don’t really need a keyboard then you’re probably going to change that opinion by the time you’ve read this review. In fact, by the end of this review I’m probably going to be accused of working for Sega. Let’s start with the basics. It’s based on your average PC keyboard so those who have a PC will be right at home although ...

It's grey, it's oblong, it's covered in keys, and it had a SEGA logo on the back.... Why, it must be the Sega Dreamcast keyboard! Actually, if it wasn't for the fact that it's got the word "dreamcast" prominently printed on the top right hand corner, and the ubiquitous SEGA "plug" on the end of the wire, you'd be forgiven for thinking this was just another PC keyboard ...and that's probably because, essentially, the dreamcast keyboard *IS* a thinly disguised windows 95 keyboard. This is evident by the fact that it's even got the extra "windows" keys on the bottom row (although they've been ...