Apple Wireless Keyboard

Apple Wireless Aluminum Keyboard

Strengths: Form-factor, Low profile, Highly Recyclable, Bluetooth

Weakness: Lacks Numeric Pad

This is the wireless version of Apple's aluminum keyboard that was introduced with the Aluminum iMacs. The keyboard feels very much like Apple's Macbook keyboards. Compared to the previous generation keyboard, this one takes only a very small distance to register when a key pressed. Since keyboards are something you use repeatedly, I would recommend test driving this keyboard to be sure it is a...
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This is the wireless version of Apple's aluminum keyboard that was introduced with the Aluminum iMacs. The keyboard feels very much like Apple's Macbook keyboards. Compared to the previous generation keyboard, this one takes only a very small distance to register when a key pressed. Since keyboards are something you use repeatedly, I would recommend test driving this keyboard to be sure it is a good fit. This keyboard lacks the numeric pad that is present on the wired version. In my case, it is not missed. The form-factor of this keyboard is amazing small and light, but retains its usability. Newer Macs have Bluetooth built-in, so connectivity with this device is not an issue. If you are trying to use this with an older mac, you will need Bluetooth USB adapter.

By jgranato - Oct 20, 2008

Excellent KB for couch surfing and MacMini AV centers

Strengths: Small size, flawless functionality, lightweight

Weakness: Lack of regular Num pad

This is an excellent KB for couch surfing. I bought this KB to use with a MacMini hooked to my plasma TV. Absolutely no complaints about it, works perfectly!

By JM; - Dec 26, 2007

Great Bluetooth Keyboard

Strengths: Style, Looks, Durability, Battery Life

Weakness: None

This is a great portable wireless keyboard. I use this with my Nokia N95 and it works flawlessly. This keyboard is made out of aluminum and is very durable. I also use this keyboard for my HTPC set up and I am really impressed with it, since it operates from a good range. The keys feel really good and it is a pleasure to type one. I highly recommend this keyboard if you are in the market for a...
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This is a great portable wireless keyboard. I use this with my Nokia N95 and it works flawlessly. This keyboard is made out of aluminum and is very durable. I also use this keyboard for my HTPC set up and I am really impressed with it, since it operates from a good range. The keys feel really good and it is a pleasure to type one. I highly recommend this keyboard if you are in the market for a stylish wireless (Bluetooth) keyboard. Even if you do not have a mac this is the keyboard to get!

By Bjonez - Jan 15, 2009

Apple Wireless Keyboard

THE GOOD: Ultrathin profile; minimal footprint; simple Bluetooth pairing; top row keys offers one-touch access to popular Mac features; automatic shut off conserves energy. THE BAD: Lacks number pad; small keys may feel cramped for some users. THE BOTTOM LINE: Apple bundles its Wireless Keyboard with every new iMac because it matches the computers strengths in terms of minimal design and simple...
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By cnet.com - Aug 25, 2010

Apple Wireless Keyboard Kit

The Apple Wireless Keyboard was simultaneously released with the Apple iMac and the wired version of Apple Keyboard on August 7th, 2007. Wirelessly connects to your Mac using Bluetooth, this keyboard is an anodized aluminum finish with a slim profile. It requires 3 x AA batteries to operate, and a wired keyboard for initial setup. System Requirements Mac computer with Bluetooth wireless...
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By productwiki.com - Oct 9, 2009