This sounds like a keyboard I would like to try, but I need the 10-key number pad. Is there a similar keyboard with the number pad?
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Yes, the Storm Quickfire TK should fit your needs. CM Storm QuickFire TK - Compact Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with CHERRY MX BLUE Switches and Fully LED Backlit
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Look for quick fire tk or quick fire pro. Pro is full sized mechanical, TK is a unique smaller form.
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Filco makes several keyboards with 10-key number pads. They also make a separate 10-key number pad. I have four tenkeyless Filcos and one 10-key number pad. Since I don't enter numbers often, this option works best for me. Search Amazon for "Filco". Dan.
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The other CM storms have a numpad, they are: quickfire pro, quickfire TK, and trigger. I would assume they have the same feel when typing and gaming.
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The Cooler Master QuickFire TK and Quickfire Pro both have a number pad. Another option would be a Razer Blackwidow which also includes macro buttons. It too has Cherry MX Blue switches.
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hi bonnie - yes, i actually exchanged for that "very reason" and got the next cm model up -- the tk, here - CM Storm QuickFire TK - Compact Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with CHERRY MX BLUE Switches and Fully LED Backlit
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Do you mean by the amount of keys being less like a laptops or the keys themselves? The keys are short and smooth like a laptop so it is quicker and easier to type, which is what I was looking for. The keyboard itself isn't that big and has 2 spacebars, 1 of which you can change to a backspace which I found to be pretty cool.
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Hi Steven,One question comes up in my mind: Would your numeric keypad be compatible with any Android device? You better check that. If so, it's worth a try to buy that small cable for a few bucks and see what it does. I agree with Richard: a Blue tooth keyboard would definitely do the job. I use for instance the 'Rapoo E6300 Ultra-Slim keyboard for iPad' with my Acer tablet.Martin
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Yes, you would hit all three keys. It's not difficult. This may not be the best keyboard if you plan to use F keys a lot or a number pad. It is ideal, however, if you plan to write on it. It's still my favorite keyboard after many years of extensive use. You can also reassign the function and control keys easily.
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There is a Bluetooth keyboard/case available from Excaliberpc.com. Model # is 90XB00HP-BKB0R0, It appeared interesting but I have no experience with it. I am satisfied with the digital keyboard on the pad itself.
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This keypad is meant to be used in association with a standard notebook keyboard... It only makes easier to input numbers from the keypad instead of using the numbers row in the keyboard... Nothing more. All you need are the numbers, the +,-,/,* keys and enter. The others keys you see are in addition.
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Its a laptop...its has all the required keys for a laptop and and a full 10key number pad to the right.
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To nagappa...I'd like to ask if the layout of the keys of a Bilingual keyboard any different from the American standard keyboard? Basically, what I'm really trying to say is--do they have the exact layout? Please, let me know. Thank you.
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Hi Diane. We agree to what the other users said. This is like a laptop keyboard.
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It mimics the Apple keyboard with numbers keypad and all, but I returned it and bought another wired keyboard for two reasons: The wired keyboard has two USB ports on it, where the wireless does not, and the wired keyboard has a CAPS LOCK light, while the wireless does not. I found it disconcerting to not have that light. I'm just so accustomed to glancing at it, it barely even registers anymore that it's become part of my super-speedy typing routine. And not having an indicator light really kept throwing me off. If you can live without that light and the extra USB ports, the wireless keyboard is perfectly fine. It mimics the Apple keyboard with numbers keypad and all, but I returned it and bought another wired keyboard for two reasons: The wired keyboard has two USB ports on it, where the wireless does not, and the wired keyboard has a CAPS LOCK light, while the wireless does not. I found it disconcerting to not have that light. I'm just so accustomed to glancing at it, it barely even registers anymore that it's become part of my super-speedy typing routine. And not having an indicator light really kept throwing me off. If you can live without that light and the extra USB ports, the wireless... » Read More It mimics the Apple keyboard with numbers keypad and all, but I returned it and bought another wired keyboard for two reasons: The wired keyboard has two USB ports on it, where the wireless does not, and the wired keyboard has a CAPS LOCK light, while the wireless does not. I found it disconcerting to not have that light. I'm just so accustomed to glancing at it, it barely even registers anymore that it's become part of my super-speedy typing routine. And not having an indicator light really kept throwing me off. If you can live without that light and the extra USB ports, the wireless keyboard is perfectly fine. « Show Less
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No but you can find it on here. I recommend the Type 2 keyboard. It is very close to the feel of a real keyboard and is even back-lit.
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There are no numbers so take a standard keyboard, cut off the number pad end. It is a little smaller than a desktop keyboard but a little bigger than a laptop keyboard.
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I'm sorry but I have no experience with a Mac and the number pad. Maybe someone else could answer that.
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I love the keyboard, as it's the raised "chicklet" style and that's getting very hard to find these days. For anyone needing a 10 key, though, this does not come with one. That's no problem for me, as I work primarily with text, not numbers.
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Yes I miss having the number key pad.... so if I get into heavy numerical typing, I can just plug in my keyboard from my desktop.
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In my opinion it works exactly the same. The clear button on the number pad is very hand and not found on windows keyboards but works great on this keyboard. Also, the volume, eject, play, pause etc buttons work just like the Apple keyboard as well.
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Nope. There's no TAB key. That should be on the larger keyboard. I don't think I've ever seen one a keypad with a TAB key before. (But then again, I don't go looking for them, either.) BTW, I don't use this one any more. I didn't like it. I bought the one from Belkin (YourType WIRELESS KEYPAD). It doesn't have the calculator part on it, and it's a bit more expensive, but it's SO much better, (for me, anyway.)