The earlier features interest me, but quite frankly- this is the feature that would most likely sell me on this device. This combination retails for under $40, which makes it a very affordable option… if it actually works and holds up. The mouse has some interesting features as well such as ‘Blue Track Technology’ that works on a wide variety of surfaces and a 4-way scrolling wheel. As with so many other keyboards today, this one also features buttons and controls for music, zooming, a calculator, common Windows 7 keys, and more. There is a ‘pillow-textured’ wrist rest (that as usual seems too low for my wrists to rest on), and the mouse has that nice high-backed curve that lets your hand rest on it naturally.Įxtra features. There is a subtle curve to the keyboard from left to right, and a gentle ‘wave’ from front to back. By encoding the signal, this set defeats this issue neatly.Įrgonomic elements.
Apparently, many keyboards broadcast their signals further than you would expect, and this signal can be picked up and decoded by anyone interested who happens to be in range with the right set-up. This the strong point Microsoft is claiming for this system- high quality security between peripherals. I know some readers are going to skip this as just another keyboard/mouse review, and to an extent, they will be right but the Wireless Desktop 2000 has a few tricks up its sleeve that may interest you.ġ28 bit encryption.
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