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Logitech Illuminated Keyboard
$80.00
Released January, 2009
The Pros:Low travel and silent - good mix between standard desktop and laptop keyboards. Backlighting. Multiple brightness settings for key illumination.
The Cons:Expensive. F1 through 12 are not lit up, only their special F functions are, insert is, but print scrn and pause/break is not. Backlighting shines through key cracks.
The Illuminated Keyboard is a super thin wired desktop keyboard from Logitech. Featuring LED backlighting, the keyboard has 4 levels of brightness, and can light up each individual key in a darkened room.
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With Logitech's proprietary PerfectStroke technology the Illuminated Keyboard provides a smooth key travel similar to a laptop, and makes typing almost silent.
Features
- ultra-thin, 9.3 mm profile and transparent frame
- one-touch multimedia controls
- minimalist design
- 3 year limited warranty
User Reviews (10)
Pros & Cons
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low travel and silent - good mix between standard desktop and laptop keyboards
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multiple brightness settings for key illumination
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strong grip on any flat surface - doesn't shift or slide easily
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extremely stylish - thin, transparent frame
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black stays cleaner for longer
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F1 through 12 are not lit up, only their special F functions are, insert is, but print scrn and pause/break is not
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backlighting shines through key cracks
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weird placement of the DEL key
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backlighting is not required when using it in front of bright monitors
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Comments (2)
Yale:
#logitech_illuminated_keyboard I'm pretty happy with this keyboard - nice and quiet, perfect sized keys, good feel, and you get used to the delete key like it was nothing - especially if you don't use insert often. If you did, you'd probably be annoyed. I love the backlighting, I only wish Lenovo put backlighting into their keyboards. My next keyboard would probably be the ThinkPad USB Keyboard with TrackPoint - US English, I only wish they kept the touchpad on it - I'd be willing to pay the $20-30 extra, for sure.
Nov 18, 09
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