Logitech Cordless Desktop Pro

I bought this keyboard for my now husband a couple of years ago, when we lived in a flat with not much room at the computer. He would regularly moan about not being able to sit far enough back from the screen while typing, and the keyboard and mouse combo seemed like it would provide a good solution to that. Also in its favour was the fact that it was cool and techy (a good thing in our house!) and that it didn't have any wires hanging out which would look untidy. However at just under £80 at the time, it wasn't by any means cheap when you consider that you can pick up standard kit for little more than £20 or so. So far, I haven't used either the keyboard or ...

Modern life contains a number of frustrations; automated call centres, road cones and of course, all the wires that seem to breed and tangle around electronic devices!!! Computers are no exception, but traditionally the keyboard and mouse wires cannot get stuffed behind the desk, they are there in view and generally get in the way. I purchased this product, which comes with a stylish cordless mouse, about a year ago and have been using it ever since. I choose it because I liked the design of the keyboard and I had heard good reviews about other Logitech products. It would be true to say that having no wires is fantastic. The magic is a simple ...

Surely the keyboard and mouse have to be one of the most, if not the most important part of a system. So when one of my relatives bought me this keyboard and mouse, I thought I would give it a shot. At first I was unsure of the unusual design of the keyboard and mouse; the keyboard is a 'natural' one, and the mouse is also an unusual shape. Here's what I thought of it: Connecting and installing The first thing I noticed was that the receiver box could be connected to the computer in one of two ways; either by USB or PS/2. In the manual it recommends connecting by PS/2 if you have one available (the little round standard keyboard and mouse ...