This combo includes the-most ergonomic keyboard and mouse you can buy bundled together, and its made by Microsoft who claims to be “the world leader in keyboard ergonomics” (ok we’ll give them that one… they really do make awesome products). This package was inspired by the standard Microsoft Natural Ergo Keyboard 4000, which is what’s [...]
This device is a little different than the other products reviewed on this website because this wireless keyboard and mouse combo combines the two peripherals into one package. The keyboard in this case has a built-in 27mm trackball mouse (optical) in the top-right corner of the layout and the left and right mouse keys are [...]
The LX 310 wireless keyboard and laser mouse by Logitech is a nice sleek combo with good reviews. The keyboard has the standard rectangle shape but with attractive black glossy highlights. Of course it also has the usual multimedia keys (functions keys) to open files, folders and applications used frequently, as well as one-touch music [...]
The iOne® Gemini-M1A Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo is a simple, easy way for anyone to enjoy cordless flexibility. This cordless desktop is affordable, simple to set up, and provides an ideal combination of features that make everyday tasks smoother and more fun. The keyboard features 16 multimedia hotkeys including email, networking and music or [...]
The Wireless Optical Desktop Pro 2.0 is an ergonomic wireless keyboard and mouse combo from Microsoft that lets you work your own way in comfort and style. You get RF wireless technology, ergonomic design, one-touch features, programmable keys, and Microsoft Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer with Tilt Wheel Technology. The Tilt wheel functionality and intuitive software give [...]
The Wireless Optical Desktop 700 by Microsoft is a basic package providing a standard computer keyboard and mouse. It has a USB interface which means it comes with a receiver that you need to plug into a USB port on your computer and place in direct sight of the input devices. The keyboard uses two [...]
