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Logitech diNovo Edge Keyboard

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31o7mokviwL. SL160 Logitech diNovo Edge Keyboard

  • PerfectStroke key system - A precision micro-scissors mechanism distributes typing force evenly across key surfaces, making every stroke natural and fluid.
  • Stylishly sleek - Laser-cut from a single piece of Plexiglass and set in a brushed aluminum frame, the diNovo Edge makes a bold statement. Only 11 mm thick!
  • Elegant charging base - Put your keyboard on display while charging via the slim base/stand. Advanced Li-ion batteries recharge faster and last longer.
  • TouchDisc scrolling - A new type of touchpad, the TouchDisc unifies scrolling, selection, and cursor control. Scroll at hyperspeed with a touch of your finger.
  • Backlit stealth controls - Hidden hot keys light up at a touch, and fade into the background when not in use. The touch-sensitive volume slider gives you precise, fingertip audio control.

Product Description
The world’s most advanced keyboard, the ultra-slim diNovo Edge delivers ultimate feel and response with the PerfectStroke key system that eliminates slippage and makes every keystroke precise and fluid. A new take on cursor control, the revolutionary TouchDisc extends your control over the digital desktop with hyper-speed scrolling and intuitive navigation. Advanced Li-ion batteries charge faster and last longer in combination with a slim charging base that doubles … More >>

Logitech diNovo Edge Keyboard

5 Comments »

  • MJH said:

    This claimed to be Bluetooth device. But there were no instruction of how to connect keyboard to other bluetooth dongle or connect other bluetooth devices to Logitech dongle.

    There is no different of having a RF keyboard but much more expensive. It’s definitely a don’t buy.
    Rating: 1 / 5

    - 4 January 2010 at 7:14 pm
  • D. Somers said:

    One of the biggest drawbacks to a laptop keyboard is the lack of a number pad. How can you manufacture a separate keyboard and not include one? Utterly insipid. If it had a keypad, I would give it the highest rating.
    Rating: 1 / 5

    - 4 January 2010 at 8:41 pm
  • William Amato said:

    The ultra-slim Logitech diNovo Edge delivers is the ultimate in feel.

    This is “pop” with Bluetooth wireless technology. open the box, see how slick and the touch is so real, just got it today. I placed my order two moths ago, you can get a better price like i did, just Google it. — Billy Amato (NYC)
    Rating: 5 / 5

    - 4 January 2010 at 10:51 pm
  • Radha Srinivasaratnam said:

    I have bought Logitech laser mouse previously and the customer service that I got then is what made me buy this keyboard. Amazon offered the most competitive price and it was delivered the second business day. I am very happy with the product.
    Rating: 5 / 5

    - 5 January 2010 at 12:38 am
  • C. Helsel said:

    In summary: Awesome looking! Integrated trackpad is sweet! Looks like something out of the future! But, I returned mine for two easily fixed problems, the charging base is large & impractical and they used bluetooth.

    In detail: anyone that can afford this keyboard can afford a four-pack of AA batteries once every couple of months (use rechargeable AA batteries if you want to)… keep our desk clean and our power strips uncluttered, do away with the charging base and come out with a model that accepts AA.

    Logitech should have used a USB receiver, bluetooth is a pain in real-life, if you don’t believe me, try it… even if bluetooth was unavoidable it seems like the left hand had no idea what the right hand was doing… this is supposed to be the “worlds greatest keyboard” you would think it could share the same USB dongle as Logitechs MX Revolution or “worlds greatest mouse”… instead, the keyboard uses bluetooth and the mouse uses RF, dumb, dumb, dumb. So if you buy the “worlds greatest” mouse and keyboard you end up taking up two power plugs, having two charging bases on your desk, and have both a USB rf and USB bluetooth dongle plugged in the back of your computer/hub… wasn’t the idea to get rid of wires? did I say dumb?

    Other minor qualms: the keyboard action is not very reassuring… the travel is too short. This keyboard is like a shiny black car… it looks great out of the carwash but don’t let it get dirty… it attracts fingerprints like crazy…

    I really wanted to like this keyboard because it looks so darn good… but try as I might I just can not recommend this for anyone outside of art studios, porsche dealers and anyone that buys Izod :-)

    Rating: 1 / 5

    - 5 January 2010 at 3:23 am

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