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Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 2000
$20.00
Released September, 2005
The Pros:Keys are quiet, won't disturb people around you. Ergonomic design is easy on the wrists, feels natural. Reliable performance over a long period of time.
The Cons:Difficult to clean if something gets between the keys. Letters wear off after a year or two of use.
From Manufacturer - Work with your hands in a more natural position with this compact ergonomic keyboard. Just plug it in and start typing?more comfortably.
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User Reviews (7)
Pros & Cons
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keys are quiet, won't disturb people around you
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ergonomic design is easy on the wrists, feels natural
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reliable performance over a long period of time
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compatible with most systems, incompatibility is rare
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useful shortcut keys for common functions
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difficult to clean if something gets between the keys
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letters wear off after a year or two of use
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Asterion:
#microsoft_comfort_curve_keyboard_2000 Typical microsoft intall crap. Connected the AUS$100 keyboard to my old 550MHz homebuilt pc running Windoze 2000. Didn't seem to mind that machine. I moved it to the machine I wanted it on, a XP based 3GHz Duo and WHAT A DUD. keys appear swapped with neigbors (a<>b, c<>d etc) Typing this on my old wired keyboard (that cost me AUS$15). Of course went to MS Help (so-called) site. No helo to be found short of paying most of the purchase price to sort something that should work out of box.
May 27, 08
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