Peripheral power: 30 peripherals tested

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23 December 2002 01:00 PM
Tags: combo, 109, logitech, duo, usb, elite, mini, pro

Microsoft Internet Keyboard

RRP: AU$49.95 Microsoft Internet Keyboard

The Good: Microsoft's basic keyboard, with a row of additional Net-specific keys above the normal keyboard layout. For a Microsoft keyboard, it's remarkably cheap.

The Bad: Like the Multimedia keyboards, the Internet keyboard is PS/2 only, which means users of non-legacy systems need not apply.

The Verdict: The cheapest keyboard in our roundup by a long margin, but surprisingly good value if all you want is a basic, solid and reliable keyboard.

Peripheral Power
Introduction

Keyboards
Belkin Wireless Keyboard and Mouse
Logitech Cordless Elite Duo
Logitech Elite Keyboard
Microsoft Internet Keyboard
Microsoft Multimedia Keyboard
Microsoft Natural Multimedia Keyboard
Microsoft Office Keyboard
Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop
Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop For Bluetooth
RollAKeyboard Mini 85 USB
RollAKeyboard 109 USB

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