Microsoft Internet Keyboard

I have bought an Internet keyboard and I am pretty excited about it. Perhaps not the most modern one on the market and not cordless either, but to me this little beauty is exciting. I had a buck standard keyboard with my computer and it was beginning to look a little tired next to my new flat screen so I decided it was time to upgrade. Of course, I could have plumbed for a new keyboard, although I researched on Ebay and found this one at an amazing £5.00 which cannot be sniffed at. Even with the postage this works out less than Microsoft are asking for the keyboard, although their price is pretty good at £15.99 WHEN IT ARRIVED. The ...  Read the complete review

I rarely buy keyboards, my last one that I actually liked I stuck with for about four years - it was one I bought for under a fiver at a computer show, and it worked great and typed great. As time went by though the spacebar worked loose and the wires at the back got threaded. So I bought a new one, a USB one and it was awful, felt wrong and crashed a lot of games. So, I ended up with this one. I bought this one for a number of reasons. 1)It's clicky. I hate cheap keyboards with rubberised undersides and a thin membrane sensor for the keys. I like my keys to have a lot of travel, be firm, and click when you press them. That ...  Read the complete review

I went out yesterday and bought a new keyboard. It cost £20. OK, you can go now. What do you mean, that's not enough? Oh well, you asked for it, don't say I didn't warn you! THE PREAMBLE (PRE-RAMBLE?) A while ago, I installed Windows XP Pro on my PC. "What's that got to do with a new keyboard?" Look, if you're going to keep interrupting, you can go and sit outside the Head's room and tell HER why you're there, OK? Go on, I mean it! Look, I didn't join DOOYOO just to have people TALK to me. Right, back to the plot......where was I? Oh yes, back in my Windows ...  Read the complete review

Do you not feel like bending over to plug in USB devices or wasting valuable time looking for Internet,multimedia buttons or other various things? With the latest keyboard coming out of Redmond it looks like now you don't have to. With customer concerns addressed, this newest keyboard is a heavenly beauty. Comfort, Design, and Timesaving elements are just a few of the things the tech savvy engineers at Microsoft implemented with this keyboard debut taking into account aethetics and anthroprometics greatly. And to top it off, they even made a so called "sleep mode" at the simple touch of a button. Along with the new ...  Read the complete review

The Microsoft Internet Keyboard has been designed for use... on the internet. As such they include IntelliType Pro software that means you can assign the Hotkeys to perform the actions you want them to perform. open regularly used documents, read your email, surf the net, etc... Ok, so it's not groundbreaking in the design department, but not all of us have Black or Silver PCs so the lovely dirty cream look still works for many. And then, you have to consider the price. I don't think you can find keyboards like this for any cheaper. A few words to the wise though. The Microsoft Internet Keyboard does not have a USB port and as it's ...  Read the complete review