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My two favorties

I personally use the logitech dinovo edge with my aluminum imac. In addition the moshi celesta is a wired keyboard that looks like it was made for that machine.
 
I'm going to go with the Eclipse too. I just got the Eclipse II, but am going to return it for the Eclipse I because the reviews are a lot more solid and it is basically the same thing, just $10 cheaper. Although the ability to change from blue to red is nice.
 
I'm going to go with the Eclipse too. I just got the Eclipse II, but am going to return it for the Eclipse I because the reviews are a lot more solid and it is basically the same thing, just $10 cheaper. Although the ability to change from blue to red is nice.

If you get it before I do(if thats what i get), then post. I want to hear your comments.
 
If you get it before I do(if thats what i get), then post. I want to hear your comments.

Alright, but assuming it is similar to the Eclipse II, I really like it. It types nicely and the light is pretty sweet :cool:. Although the media buttons don't work right, I just set up Quicksilver keystrokes to do the same thing.
 
What 'features' do you want your keyboard to have that the Apple one doesn't have? Then perhaps we can make some useful suggestions.
 
What 'features' do you want your keyboard to have that the Apple one doesn't have? Then perhaps we can make some useful suggestions.

Zoom buttons, volume control, media control, cool look, reasonably cheap, comfortable

Really you have to check out microsoft they have some really nice keyboards an mice actually some of there stuff is better than logitech.

ok i will, any suggestions?
 
I love the alu one, but if you want features the Logitech ones are the way to go. I have a G15 for the PC (for gaming), I think it's aimed mainly at Windows though. But it's a brilliant piece of kit.
 
Well for Zoom you can hold control and scroll, they have volume control, and the new aluminum ones have media control.

I was going to say, what more features do you need on a keyboard?

For me, the new Apple aluminum keyboard is the best one I've ever owned. I love the touch and feel of the keys and when this one wears out I will be replacing it with another aluminum.
 
My keyboard is the best.

But I am a freak.

And 99.999% of the population would likely HATE my keyboard. :D
 
I really like Apples aluminum one. I wasn't going to buy it at first, but I did becuase it was so thin and looked really cool. It's a great keyboard.
 
what do u use?

Well, this (below). It is super nice, as I (as in me, not everyone) am far more efficient, and it is easier on my wrist. (not having to constantly move around for small mousing - but having the resolution there when I need it - ex: spreadsheets and databases)

The bonus - I have an almost identical (albeit somewhat older and sans mouse) keyboard at work, and NOBODY ever uses my PC. :confused: :)
 

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Well, this (below). It is super nice, as I (as in me, not everyone) am far more efficient, and it is easier on my wrist. (not having to constantly move around for small mousing - but having the resolution there when I need it - ex: spreadsheets and databases)

The bonus - I have an almost identical (albeit somewhat older and sans mouse) keyboard at work, and NOBODY ever uses my PC. :confused: :)

it doesn't look too bad. Is that a Thinkpad keyboard converted into a desktop one or are my eyes playing tricks on me?

GREAT mouse! I just got my own MX Revolution at Christmas and I am pissed at all the time up until it with with lesser mice.
 
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