[Uncle Erik]

I don't know if they're still in production, but about five years ago, I bought a Coolermaster keyboard. It's slim, has laptop-style keys and an aluminum bezel. Great little keyboard and it has held up well. IIRC, it was about $50. Look around to see if they still make it or if there are a few floating around eBay.

 

[olblueyez]

Slim, illuminated keys, more travel than a laptop keyboard. Just went on my X-mas list. Price just dropped too!

http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/ke.../4740&cl=us,en

http://www.everythingusb.com/logitec...ard-15319.html

 

[yuckymucky]

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Originally Posted by olblueyez /img/forum/go_quote.gif Slim, illuminated keys, more travel than a laptop keyboard. Just went on my X-mas list. Price just dropped too! http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/ke.../4740&cl=us,en Logitech Illuminated Keyboard - Review, Specs, Prices

I have been thinking about picking up that same keyboard, it just looks sweet. I don't ever look at the keys but just the fact they are glowing is worth it to me.

 

[neezee]

i think this is what your looking for...

Enermax KB007U Aurora Premium Black Aluminum Brushed USB Keyboard W/2-PORT USB Hub Audio I/O - DirectCanada

 

[nfusion770]

I was building a new computer last week and could not find my backup ps2 or usb keyboard, so I ran to Target to get the cheapest thing I could find. Low and behold, the Kensington CI70 was the cheapest thing I could find.

After about 10 minutes of using it for setup, it replaced my 2 year old, behemoth MS bluetooth keyboard and has satisfied my urge to get the diNovo Edge. It really feels a lot like typing on my thinkpad. Mind you, all I was looking for was a small keyboard that was easy to type on, and I never use keyboard multimedia functions so YMMV. For $30 you really cannot go too wrong.

 

[Phantom87]

Quote:

Originally Posted by nfusion770 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I was building a new computer last week and could not find my backup ps2 or usb keyboard, so I ran to Target to get the cheapest thing I could find. Low and behold, the Kensington CI70 was the cheapest thing I could find. After about 10 minutes of using it for setup, it replaced my 2 year old, behemoth MS bluetooth keyboard and has satisfied my urge to get the diNovo Edge. It really feels a lot like typing on my thinkpad. Mind you, all I was looking for was a small keyboard that was easy to type on, and I never use keyboard multimedia functions so YMMV. For $30 you really cannot go too wrong.

yeaa the CI70 is the older bersion of the CI73 i believe. i just received my order for the CI73 and it is impressive and take up very small space on the desktop. i wish it were illuminated as i feel now one advantage of the previous keyboard g11 was i could use it during my lights out.

I might consider the Saitek Eclipse.