Well it has a standard layout with the addition of a Zoom slide on the left hand side. Keyboard, USB/PS/2 adapter, Software CD, Manual. Price wise this was the cheapest Microsoft model without paying more money for a wireless or Bluetooth version.
#MICROSOFT DIGITAL MEDIA KEYBOARD 1.0 PRO#
Well, the Microsoft Digital Media Pro Keyboard fitted the bill as I have been very happy with their other input devices and had heard good things about their keyboard range. Also some programmable buttons would come in handy. My requirements where to buy a branded model as I had used too many cheap models previously and the keyboard had to be of standard layout, none of this splitting the keyboard in half for me. I decided to look for a mid-range model, I wasn't intreste3d in wireless as it would stay on a desk all day and I didn't see the point in using yet another set of batteries.
#MICROSOFT DIGITAL MEDIA KEYBOARD 1.0 UPGRADE#
So when the latest cheap keyboard had a couple of crucial keys fail, it was time to upgrade and this time spend a little bit extra. Like many others when it comes to parts of a computer I have in the past gone for a cheap and basic keyboard, don't get me wrong it works and that's fine but over the years these have failed, often don't include any programmable features and can be noisy. John Lewis | Currys | Novatech | Scan | Acer | BT Shop Microsoft Digital Media Pro Keyboard Microsoft Digital Media Pro KeyboardĪffiliate Links: #ad can earn fee more.
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