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Wags
Mine frequently screws up on the space bar, fails to register a space. Is this something anyone else has problems with or maybe I should ask for another?
If you have an Apple store nearby, I'd take it in and ask for help, even if it's out of warranty.
Though I wouldn't expect them to, they just might replace it anyway. Doesn't hurt to ask.
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ka jowct
Is there a non-wireless version of the Logitech board? Regardless, I'd love to hear how it works out.
I'm still using my Kensington Slim keyboard. Very compact, and although there are a few odd things about the key layout, it has the type of key and the key feel that I want.
I tried a SlimType, but returned it. A nice keyboard, but I like full layouts and the build quality could have been a bit better. Mine had a loose Cmd-key cap that was annoying.
Nope, there isn't a wired version of the diNovo, since it's their top-line, and marketing has everyone believing that wireless is high-end. I generally stick to wired devices, but I thought I'd give this one a try.
The store I was at today had the PC version, but not the Mac version. Unfortunately, they didn't have it on display, but it had a fair amount of heft for such a slim box. The other diNovo models I've sampled seem to be of pretty good quality, so I'm hopeful.
The thing I'm most happy about is that a company like Logitech saw fit to produce not one, but two more Mac-specific items that are more than merely writing different drivers. Despite the tremendous growth in popularity of Macs, certain markets still reflect the relatively low market share of the platform.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/21/2008 11:58PM by Bimwad.