Has anyone been using this for a few months or so - any pros or cons would be greatly appreciated. I'm waffling between the TC 930 and the 950, mainly because I only want a keyboard and I like that the 950 has a cover - which the 930 doesn't. If the keyboards are the same, I will definitely get the 950. Thanks in advance. Has anyone been using this for a few months or so - any pros or cons would be greatly appreciated. I'm waffling between the TC 930 and the 950, mainly because I only want a... » Read More Has anyone been using this for a few months or so - any pros or cons would be greatly appreciated. I'm waffling between the TC 930 and the 950, mainly because I only want a keyboard and I like that the 950 has a cover - which the 930 doesn't. If the keyboards are the same, I will definitely get the 950. Thanks in advance. « Show Less
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The keyboard is awesome. The cover doesn't make me feel super protected against a drop but it has served its basic purpose. The keyboard being wireless is awesome.
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I have the 950 and I am very pleased with it. I thought it would be awkward typing on the keyboard but found it easy, although very flat of course. When I'm just taking my ipad I leave the keyboard out find the case is more lightweight than a leather one I bought separately, although the leather one sits upright better. I use the 950 only now--it's the only one I really needed. The cover folds back flat and it's very thin and I wrap the magnetic (I like the magnetic closure, too) closure back onto the back and it's like not having a cover. The keyboard is easy to pair--all in all, I really like this case and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. I've been using it for about 3 months now. I have the 950 and I am very pleased with it. I thought it would be awkward typing on the keyboard but found it easy, although very flat of course. When I'm just taking my ipad I leave the keyboard out find the case is more lightweight than a leather one I bought separately, although the leather one sits upright better. I use the 950 only now--it's the only one I really needed. The cover folds back flat and it's very thin and I wrap the magnetic (I like the magnetic closure, too) closure back onto the back and it's like not having a cover. The keyboard is easy to pair--all in all, I really... » Read More I have the 950 and I am very pleased with it. I thought it would be awkward typing on the keyboard but found it easy, although very flat of course. When I'm just taking my ipad I leave the keyboard out find the case is more lightweight than a leather one I bought separately, although the leather one sits upright better. I use the 950 only now--it's the only one I really needed. The cover folds back flat and it's very thin and I wrap the magnetic (I like the magnetic closure, too) closure back onto the back and it's like not having a cover. The keyboard is easy to pair--all in all, I really like this case and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. I've been using it for about 3 months now. « Show Less
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The original keyboard was 58221; that's the P/N on the bottom one I still have in service, which I bought maybe 20 years ago. They haven't been manufactured in a long time, and I was unable to find a used one on the internet. The entire board layout was larger than the MS replacement I also use. The ten keys between the letter keys and the number pad were, in the first model, laid our more intuitively. But any MS ergonomic keyboard is vastly easier to use than any rectangular model. And if it feels a little strange at first, after a couple of days it won't. And it's far less stressful on hands and arms.
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They make a Windows version, which I'm using right now. It works fine on Windows that support Bluetooth 4.0. It's the Logitech K810. I've used both this one and the K810, and they are pretty much interchangeable as far as connectivity goes, however they are much different where keyboard layout goes. I've not found anything I can't do on this one that can be done on a full-sized keyboard, but because of the lower-profile keys, I can type significantly faster without the strain of a full-sized keyboard. I have little cartilege left in my hands, and have have had 2 joints repaired with titanium implants. This keyboard is a dream, K810 or K811. They are awesome. They make a Windows version, which I'm using right now. It works fine on Windows that support Bluetooth 4.0. It's the Logitech K810. I've used both this one and the K810, and they are pretty much interchangeable as far as connectivity goes, however they are much different where keyboard layout goes. I've not found anything I can't do on this one that can be done on a full-sized keyboard, but because of the lower-profile keys, I can type significantly faster without the strain of a full-sized keyboard. I have little cartilege left in my hands, and have have had 2 joints repaired with... » Read More They make a Windows version, which I'm using right now. It works fine on Windows that support Bluetooth 4.0. It's the Logitech K810. I've used both this one and the K810, and they are pretty much interchangeable as far as connectivity goes, however they are much different where keyboard layout goes. I've not found anything I can't do on this one that can be done on a full-sized keyboard, but because of the lower-profile keys, I can type significantly faster without the strain of a full-sized keyboard. I have little cartilege left in my hands, and have have had 2 joints repaired with titanium implants. This keyboard is a dream, K810 or K811. They are awesome. « Show Less
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As of today, the keyboard doesn't seem to be listed on the Dell site anymore.... maybe they're going to release it to Amazon soon? Luckily my wonderful G15 classic (18 button) keyboard is serving me just fine until this new one comes out. :)
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I purchased this almost a year ago, I've had no problem with the keyboard, in fact, I love it. My wrist's don't get sore or the outside. No keys stick. My only problem with it is sometimes my finger get ahead of my train of thought and I type out the word wrong. I wouldn't change it for the world. Love the eronomic design. The mouse took a little time to get used to, but that time has passed and now I love the keyboard and mouse. Hope this helps anyone who is thinking about purchasing this item. LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT!!!
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Yeah, I can see where a sinking keyboard would be a bit of a turnoff. I didn't experience that with a unit I borrowed, but it might be a quality control issue. I found the shift key placement to be largely a non-issue for me and found myself more annoyed with the MSI Wind's mini-period and mini-comma keys. Drove me crazy.I do like the Samsung Netbook. I may just wait for the post-Xmas Desperation Sale to buy it either here or at Newegg.
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Glad to hear you haven't given up on the ThinkPad/IdeaPad family. I've had my Lenovo S10 for several weeks now and really enjoy it. To make it more user-friendly in fixed situations, I bought a USB keyboard for $6 and a USB optical mouse with retractable cord for another $8. Additionally, I upgraded the RAM to the max of 2Gb for $20. A very nice computer. It essentially replaced my very old ThinkPad that I had bought in 2000.Having looked at all the offerings, the only other netbook I would even consider is the Samsung NC-10. It's nearly identical to the Lenovo S10, but comes with a 6-cell battery and one additional USB outlet. It also costs more. Glad to hear you haven't given up on the ThinkPad/IdeaPad family. I've had my Lenovo S10 for several weeks now and really enjoy it. To make it more user-friendly in fixed situations, I bought a USB keyboard for $6 and a USB optical mouse with retractable cord for another $8. Additionally, I upgraded the RAM to the max of 2Gb for $20. A very nice computer. It essentially replaced my very old ThinkPad that I had bought in 2000.Having looked at all the offerings, the only other netbook I would even consider is the Samsung NC-10. It's nearly identical to the Lenovo S10, but comes... » Read More Glad to hear you haven't given up on the ThinkPad/IdeaPad family. I've had my Lenovo S10 for several weeks now and really enjoy it. To make it more user-friendly in fixed situations, I bought a USB keyboard for $6 and a USB optical mouse with retractable cord for another $8. Additionally, I upgraded the RAM to the max of 2Gb for $20. A very nice computer. It essentially replaced my very old ThinkPad that I had bought in 2000.Having looked at all the offerings, the only other netbook I would even consider is the Samsung NC-10. It's nearly identical to the Lenovo S10, but comes with a 6-cell battery and one additional USB outlet. It also costs more. « Show Less
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I actually prefer the black keyboard more than the colored ones.They are less stiff but are still large in comparison to most notebooks.The only other keyboard thats comparable to the black toshiba in terms of feel is the HP Mini series; I like the HP just a tad more, but as a whole, the Toshiba is a much nicer system!
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Not at all, in my opinion. I've had it for about two years and it still works like it did the first day. Personally, I don't think it's worth buying an incredibly similar but expensive keyboard just because it's newer.
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Thanks much. I bit the bullet and I just received my Intuos 4. Looking forward to it. Im starting off with Sketchbook Pro and can see how the keys will be very useful once I customize it.Thanks again for the comments.
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I use the wireless Logitech K800 illuminated keyboard. I love it! It's full size, low profile and the backlighting is superb. The normal price is $79.99 at Office Max but I got it 1/2 off several months ago. Since then I've not been able to find it anywhere. I wanted to buy another- even at full price it's worth it. I ended up buying another small wireless keyboard from Office Max. It's about half the size fo a regular keyboard. I miss the light up keys. btw, I also have a wireless mouse plugged in for when I'm going to use the Internet on the TV for a long time. I have 2 of these Sony Google TVs and use wireless keyboards and mice with both.
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I do know of at least one person on the notebook review forums that has one and loves it...HOPEFULLY they're better now. I have heard of a lot of problems with Rosewell's, and even some with Das Keyboard, soooo I don't know what the heck to buy!
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the keys do light and i for one was not looking for a numpad to be included. i only paid $150 for mine. i bought it because 1 its rechargeable and has saved tons just in batteries, 2 it had the mouse on the keyboard instead of separate,eliminating the need to buy yet another wireless mouse and take up another usb port....i dont think you will find a wireless keyboard/mouse/numpad all in one. im pleased with what features it has as i use it for just regular surfing and sending emails. it does have the numbers at the top and all the keys of a regular keyboard. like i said for the money i spent it was a good buy...over 5 years and still works great. the keys do light and i for one was not looking for a numpad to be included. i only paid $150 for mine. i bought it because 1 its rechargeable and has saved tons just in batteries, 2 it had the mouse on the keyboard instead of separate,eliminating the need to buy yet another wireless mouse and take up another usb port....i dont think you will find a wireless keyboard/mouse/numpad all in one. im pleased with what features it has as i use it for just regular surfing and sending emails. it does have the numbers at the top and all the keys of a regular keyboard. like i said for the money i... » Read More the keys do light and i for one was not looking for a numpad to be included. i only paid $150 for mine. i bought it because 1 its rechargeable and has saved tons just in batteries, 2 it had the mouse on the keyboard instead of separate,eliminating the need to buy yet another wireless mouse and take up another usb port....i dont think you will find a wireless keyboard/mouse/numpad all in one. im pleased with what features it has as i use it for just regular surfing and sending emails. it does have the numbers at the top and all the keys of a regular keyboard. like i said for the money i spent it was a good buy...over 5 years and still works great. « Show Less
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It actually feels like it should have been the keyboard that came with the computer. The original keyboard had a nice feel to it, but the new keyboard, I must say I like the feel of it much better. I will try to explain: The old keyboard had that 'sitting' up feeling to it...while the new keyboard has a 'seated' feel, which I much more prefer. I'm not sure if that makes any sense but I hope so. It's very responsive to the touch and doesn't look, feel, nor respond as if it were cheaply built at all.
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I have used this keyboard - although, not a great deal. I purchased it for my laptop when the "e" and "s" keys wore out and Apple told me they no longer supported it. I only use this laptop for presentations outside my office, but so far, it works well, is lightweight, and since the finish on my laptop is also brushed aluminum, it looks like it belongs together. Hope that helps you.
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I love mine. I haven't taken it off since I got it. I use the keyboard all the time.
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probably off the sharkoon website or just get some third party keys. BTW, is this keyboard good? i just wanted to know because im starting to build my pc and i want a cheap, but good keyboard. Will this basically fit the standard needs of a regular keyboard and a keyboard to play some light games like minecraft, steam games, ect.? thanks i would love to know.