Is this an american or Uk keyboard? Thanks
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American, but then I don't know what a UK keyboard is like. It works with my mac computer, and even the first imac made, and now too with my recent mac mini, that I am typing this with. It has a great touch and feel to the keyboard. F numbers that go to F15, though I don't know what they are for, built in calculator of sorts on the side, that I also never used, sound stuff and other useful features.
926058
You'd have to look at the sn on the back of the keyboard. If you enter the sn as a search parameter on the Apple support page (support.apple.com) it should respond back with the details on the keyboard, including whether it's a US or UK keyboard. Cheers.
926059
Neither. It is made in Malaysia. Now, just in case you are actually meant to inquire about the keyboard layout - it has the ANSI layout, as is typically used in the United States. The ISO layout is typically used in the U.K.
438242
The keyboard i bought had a US layout, although you could use the shift key to enable € and other symbols.
1986874
No it is not... I wouldn't waste your money on this unit... it's very clunky & noisy, also it's smaller than a standard keyboard.... Hope this helps
438243
The unit shipped to me has the US English lay out. Works great for my application, temporary use setting up industrial machines. Keys might be a bit small if you are working in an office.
1205751
Honestly, I don't now. I just checked the packing slip that came with the keyboard, (I keep everything for my records) and it doesn't mention anything about which version it is.
1151177
I am using the keyboard in Europe so I had to buy additional European adapter, that works fine. I did not try the US one
727208
I don't know as I don't know what the "european keyboard" means. If it helps, I can tell you that it is a QWERTY keyboard. The enter key is horizontal as opposed to vertical. It's not same as an ISO keyboard. I hope this helps.
871487
I'm not sure;exactly what you are asking. It is a typical QWERTY keyboard except the keys are proportionately smaller. The keys are individual keys like you find on any typical keyboard. I have been using mine for over a month and like it so much I bought one for my daughter. I hope this helps.
808475
This laptop is designed by the manufacturer for US Retail sales. The keyboard is a standard US "QWERTY" style and the software is in English.
1189710
I switched to a Logitech K811 keyboard. The keys have a slight indentation and the keyboard letters are illuminated. Well worth the difference in cost.
343196
The keyboard I received was defective and was returned. I cannot answer your question.
1338403
It will be the one with the slash above the Enter key, like most USA keyboards are. Same as the top picture in the ad. Those keyboards with the non - rectangular Enter key go to other countries.
1404413
I received the 105-key layout. I'm returning it and hoping that I get the normal, US version next.
1492079
No. It is 2 inches smaller than US keyboards. This item is shipped from Hong Kong and the wait is 3 - 3.5 weeks. Notice the ribbon on the back in the picture provided. Yours like mine is different. Go to UpgradeBay.com and match your part number - arrives in 5 days (in Calif). Good Luck!
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Randall - Sorry it took so long - I have been ill....The ONLY thing I have is that inside the lid on the inside box of the keyboard it said "For more information about this product, please refer to your local Amazon website and type "B00B7GV802" into the search box. I have not been able to do so yet. I do like the keyboard quite well.
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It is a wired keyboard. I would not recommend this keyboard. I have had my for 7-8 months now and the labels on the keys are wearing off already. Also, while the width is ergonomic they have made it harder to reach the number keys at the top as they have added an extra row of keys on the bottom compared to other standard keyboards.
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The one I received is standard English QWERTY keyboard. It does not have the special characters like some of the photos.