Apple Keyboard

New Apple Aluminium Keyboard Apple keyboards, to me, have always been pretty much perfect - the weight of the keyboard, the travel and response of the keys - they all just suited my typing style right down to the ground. So much so, that I tend to have one hooked up to whatever Windows / Linux machine I might be running. Having experienced the previous 2 generations of keyboards (the black key, the new designed white key), I was eager to see if the latest offering was as finger friendly as it's predecessors. Firstly, overall asthetics - It's brushed aluminium case and white keys give it a truly modern look, yet the keys themselves - ...  Read the complete review

The latest Apple keyboard is of top quality and is a joy to type with. It is available in two versions: the wired one and the wireless one. Personally, I have the wired one as it is considerably cheaper and the wire is almost hidden anyway so I feel having a wireless one is a waste of money and probably more likely to suffer from problems with the computer recognising the keyboard. The keyboard has an aluminium base so is of excellent strong quality and is very reliable. You can either get a compact Apple keyboard, which lacks the numeric pad or you can get one with the numeric pad for the same price. I got one with the numeric pad for the sake of it as my ...  Read the complete review

The Apple Keyboard is flawless with everything going for it. The latest version is available as a wired or wireless keyboard costing £28 and £48 respectively. The wired keyboard will link to your Mac through a USB port whereas the wireless keyboard uses bluetooth technology to link to your Mac. The keyboard is thin, practical and very efficient to use. The keyboard has a smart silver finish made of aluminium, which provides ultimate strength and reliability in the design. The keys are neatly arranged (more to my liking on the wired version), whereas the keys on the wireless version are considerably more packed into a smaller space due to the lack of a ...  Read the complete review

I am writing this review on my new Apple keyboard, so I can give you a first hand review on the product. This is Apples' newest keyboard and is the only one you will find in the stores nowadays. It is very modern and is a dream to use. You can buy this keyboard for £29.99 at any Apple store or online, which is a good price for such a lovely keyboard. The keyboard has an aluminum finish, which is silver to give it a very modern feel. The keys are white with light grey symbols on the keys. Everything is ordered just like any other keyboard with all the standard symbols. Things to point out include a nice long spacebar, however the enter key may be slightly ...  Read the complete review

This morning I received my new Apple keyboard - in fact i'm typing on it at this very moment. My old unit - Apple's white and somewhat chunkier device, gave up the ghost after some vigorous cleaning. I turned the computer on, and was preparing to enter my password - when up popped the message "No keyboard attached" - when in fact the keyboard was very much attached! Anyway, the death of the old makes way for the new, and i'm pleased with my new slender wonder. The product has been completely redesigned and features an aluminum enclosure which looks amazing. The keys are now low-profile and are an absolute pleasure to type on. ...  Read the complete review