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memoryexpress.com
★★★★
10 years ago
almost there...but not good enough.

having a mouse that doesn't stay connected is extremely frustrating. Iam going back to my logitech nano mx...which has been a reliable mouse.

does not require a usb dongle; works on existing bluetooth wifi card on your ultrabook/notebook (ie frees up a usb port

continually disconnects requiring full unpairing continually sleeps requiring 10-15 seconds to turn on not ready for market (using intel-AC-BT 4.00) with all recent drivers...advanced user

Hardware Info US
★★★★★
11 years ago
Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Keyboard Review: Split spacebar

Between creating new operating systems and tablets, Microsoft also makes keyboards and mice. A very popular product in this category is the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000. Microsoft is again aiming at users looking for an ergonomic solution, with the new Sculpt Comfort Keyboard.

SlashGear
★★★★★
11 years ago
Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Keyboard Review

Along with Windows 8 , Windows RT , and Windows Phone 8 , Microsoft has released a handful of new keyboards, trying to cover the wide range of people who need a physical keyboard regardless of it they're working on desktop or on a tablet.

mashable.com
★★★★★
11 years ago
Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Keyboard Re-Invents Backspace

I've been using Microsoft 's new Sculpt Comfort keyboard for a few days now, and so far it hasn't revolutionized my typing. But that's just what it promises - to change one of the fundamental parts of modern keyboards: the backspace key.

Mashable
★★★★★
11 years ago
Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Desktop L3V-00027 review

The Sculpt Comfort keyboard ($59.95) has a unique feature: It splits the space bar in two and creates another Backspace key on the left side of it (in blue). Since 90% of typists hit the space bar with their right thumb, according to Microsoft, the new positioning could make typing more efficient —...

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