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fireshot91

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Jul 31, 2008
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I'm in need of a new keyboard/mouse. I have $50 to spend on it, give or take a few dollars.


My requirements:
-Wireless for both
-One USB port to be taken
-Needs to look semi-sleek
-Have iTunes controls on the keyboard (Pause/Play, Next Track, Previous Track, and Volume buttons)
-Obviously, to be compatible with Macs.

Oh, I don't have a bluetooth module, so it can't be Bluetooth.
 
I think a second hand Apple AL Keyboard along with the best mouse you can afford. But otherwise you are going to struggle.
 
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You have to be joking to find a mac keyboard/mouse combo for $50!!!
If it can only take up one usb slot you might want to look at some logitech products that work with their unifying receiver. This would cost a bit/lot more money, but is the only way I can think of for matching your demands, just not the price aspect.
And if you get a good keyboard and mouse, they will last you for ages!
And have a look at some websites like streetwise (australia only, I think) which stock mainly mac only (and some stuff that works with both) products.
You will need to do a lot of browsing for this, but you will definably be looking at more a $200+ price range!
 
You have to be joking to find a mac keyboard/mouse combo for $50!!!
If it can only take up one usb slot you might want to look at some logitech products that work with their unifying receiver. This would cost a bit/lot more money, but is the only way I can think of for matching your demands, just not the price aspect.
And if you get a good keyboard and mouse, they will last you for ages!
And have a look at some websites like streetwise (australia only, I think) which stock mainly mac only (and some stuff that works with both) products.
You will need to do a lot of browsing for this, but you will definably be looking at more a $200+ price range!

Uhm, the AUD and the USD is definitely different. I was talking US $50, which you can get some low-quality sets. But, I guess I can extend my price range to ~$70?
 
Ebay you can probably pick up a logitech s530 set. No experience with it though.

For 50 or so, you may be able to pick up a older white bluetooth keyboard and a mighty mouse, then spend 10 bucks for a BT receiver.
 
Ebay you can probably pick up a logitech s530 set. No experience with it though.

For 50 or so, you may be able to pick up a older white bluetooth keyboard and a mighty mouse, then spend 10 bucks for a BT receiver.

Heh. The S530 is what I'm using right now. I don't have a problem with it at all, other than the number 2 key is missing on the number row, so I can't use the at symbol (Which I seem to have to use a lot lately..)
 
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