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ActiveWin.com: Microsoft Arc Keyboard - Review | |
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| Time: 09:32 EST/14:32 GMT | News Source: ActiveWin.com | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
Chris has posted his review for the stylish Microsoft Arc Keyboard. Here is an excerpt: The Arc keyboard is the smallest keyboard I've ever come across. I regularly use the Microsoft Entertainment 8000 desktop set, and side by side comparision shows the Arc keyboard to be considerable smaller. Nevertheless, it is a very easy keyboard to type on. For the most part, all the keys are where muscle memory expects them to be. There are a few exceptions. First, the directional arrow keys have been merged into a single key that toggles in all four directions. The upper row of function keys have the F1 through F6 keys shared with the F7 through F12 keys. Pressing the Fn key activates the upper set of fucntion keys. This frees up the other seven keys along the top for other key roles, such as Home, End, PgUp, PgDn, mute, Volume up and Volume down. Lastly there is the Del/Ins key. The main keys on the keyboard are laid out normally. | ||
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