Microsoft Natural ergonomic Desktop 7000 Wireless Keyboard Review

Tech products are constantly getting better. Just take a look around the tech department in your favorite store and you will certainly find several tech marvels that you would certainly like to take home. The other day I sat down at my desk and turned to my keyboard to get to work on an important report. My keyboard froze and the keys did not operate. After several more minutes of frustration, I decided it is time to upgrade my keyboard to wireless. The Microsoft natural ergonomic desktop 7000 wireless keyboard certainly caught my attention.

I was searching for a wireless keyboard with a mouse that would make it easy for me to hook it up via USB to my new laptop and stream media to the flat screen while sitting on the other side of the room. The Microsoft natural ergonomic desktop 7000 wireless keyboard is perfect for this task also. I especially like the shape of the keyboard and mouse. They feel very natural in the hand. Certainly much more natural than my last keyboard connected to my desktop computer which was very cumbersome and tiring to work at for more than a few minutes. I especially enjoy the natural slope of the keys and the ultra soft palm rest on the wireless keyboard. Odds are that I will never go back to the standard corded keyboard.

The advanced design of the Microsoft natural ergonomic desktop 7000 wireless keyboard is very responsive to even the slightest touch. My other keyboard was hard to manage and I had to pound the keys to get a response. The wireless keyboard works well with Window XP Professional and other later models of Windows. It easily communicates with a laptop or desktop computer via a USB receiver that you plug into one of the computer’s available ports.

I really enjoy the freedom of going wireless. The range is absolutely amazing. I was sitting about 20 feet away from my flat screen and laptop. There was no lag or delay in signal response. I am certainly glad I found this wireless keyboard bundled with a mouse that runs on the 2.4 GHz wireless technology.

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