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| Author | Ardjuna Seghers |
| Published | 30th Jul 2009 |
| Manufacturer | Microsoft |
| Supplier | Play |
| Price | £28.69 (Exc VAT) |
| as reviewed | £32.99 (Inc VAT) |
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Comments for Microsoft Wireless Desktop 3000 with BlueTrack
Dave Deacon said on 30th July 2009
Hypnopedia said on 30th July 2009
I've been looking for a decent (but lower priced) keyboard and mouse - what's the range like?
Ardjuna said on 31st July 2009
@Hypnopedia:
It's around 9 metres.
Follow the link to the 5000 mouse for a more detailed look at some of the mechanics (including range :)
cupoftea said on 2nd August 2009
I'm guessing that the space bar is clackety-clack affair like Microsoft's split keyboards. Has anyone tried DIY-dampening/silencing this?
spylex said on 15th August 2009
I also just bought this and my system refuses to boot with the transceiver plugged in. It gets stuck after detecting HDs. I have to power off, unplug, wait to detect HDs then plug it back in. Any ideas?
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I have just bought the keyboard only for £18 and like it very much. I tried a few other keyboards but could not find a comfortable one. The split ones are not my style being a two-fingered typist. It has lots of useful buttons (media keys I find very useful) as described in the review. Keys do feel positive with a decent resistance to them unlike the spongy ones. There are no lights for caps lock etc; instead there are on screen tiny windows telling the state of the keys. Maybe it increases battery life.
Overall for £18 I do nto think you will find better. Looks good too.