Microsoft Natural MultiMedia Keyboard

Although a keyboard might not be the most exciting product to review or read about, picking the right model that suites your needs can be a vital decision, as along with the mouse, a keyboard is one of the main devices you will use everyday. It is important to consider desktop space, required features and the overall layout. It's been a few years since I've used this device and it has proved to be more than satisfactory. Like many keyboards of this type the one-touch buttons come in very handy. You can set them up so that you can go straight to your favourite multimedia activities and programs. There are 15 customizable hot keys and 12 hot keys acting as the ...  Read the complete review

I bought this to replace a traditional keyboard as i find the multomedia ones easier to use. The wire is about a metre to a metre and a half long and terminates in the usual keyboard plug. It puts your hands into the most comfortable position for typing, making touch typing a whole lot easier. There are legs on the bottom to slant the keyboard more if required but i find its at the right angle for me. The hotkeys can be set up via the software included as it wont always work out of the box straight away. This is because for ionstance the internet keys are set up for internet explorer as default. I use a different internet provider so had to set it up ...  Read the complete review

Now this type of keyboard is meant to be better for you, less chance of RSI which we are always hearing about. First impressions - i have never seen such a big health warning on any thing, let alone on a keyboard, it takes up a good third of the bottom; and in case you somehow manage to miss this there is a nice sticker on the cable telling you where it is. The warning is just the usual stuff, sit properly at a desk etc etc Now we plug it in (via a standard pS2 connector) turn the computer on and no problems. The software that comes with the keyboard is quick and easy to install and then use. I'm afraid i'm not sure what this like on any OS other ...  Read the complete review