Logitech Gives Mac Owners Dedicated Keyboard
Source: Tom's Guide | Keywords: Logitech, keyboard | Themes: Business
Logitech, that maker of all things computer accessories, is betting Mac users might like to have a dedicated keyboard from it. The company is responding to this desire, real or not, by unveiling its new diNovo Edge Mac Edition keyboard, priced at around $160.
The diNovo Edge Mac Edition is really designed to work with any Mac computer, including the iMac
and MacBook Pro. It is fairly thin in design, measuring around half-an-inch, and sports some nice looks like orange backlighting. It is also wireless, using Bluetooth to connect up to 30 feet away.
Logitech has built some special "Mac keys" into this keyboard to offer quick access to Mail, Safari and iTunes, among other applications. You’ll also find one-touch power control and what Logitech describes as a "TouchDisc" - a touch pad which lets you scroll and navigate from the keyboard.
Battery life on this diNovo Mac keyboard is said to be around a month with normal use. It should be available for Mac lovers this month.
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These same companies can see the market numbers and realize there is indeed a profitable and very large market as fewer and fewer people are using Microsoft based computers at home.
Fortunately the Microsoft PC fanboyism found at Tom's is starting to weaken, if only these turds would actually buy a Mac so they could see the light. Here's a concept, if you have a question about anything on your Mac, you can go ask a "Genius" at an Apple store and they actually know what they're talking about. I find this refreshing compared to say walking into Fry's Electronics or BestBuy and watching the Employees scatter -- "oh no a customer", or worse yet getting advice from someone that knows nothing about PC's from Fry's Electronics (aka the green card company).
Just walk in any Mac store -- it's packed with people from open to close. Microsoft PC = Boxed wine, Mac PC = Silver Oak Cabernet. Tom's seems to be full of boxed wine drinkers or people with no money ... but if you have no money, there is probably a reason for that.
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I'm a Linux user... Is that like buying a wine making kit? (XP is also hanging in there, I need my gaming fix)
You know this keyboard and mouse was on pc long time ago right? Changing a few keys and leaving out the bluetooth adapter(for obvious reasons) is all they did.
Are you going to troll on every new mac item now?