Question as title. I'm preparing to throw in the towel in a big way, have purchased a bunch of Windows 7 licenses and an preparing to convert a large number of my Macs for Boot Camp operation - as well as prepping to get rid of a lot of my Windows-only gear. Unfortunately I can no longer justify affording parallel purchases for Macs and everything else.
One thing I'm deeply unhappy with is the keyboard arrangement - it's not the Ctrl + Alt arrangement, but it's other things - the volume controls, eject, etc - little things that could get annoying down the line if I don't have it. Plus, while the crappy-feeling Apple keyboard is fine for occasional use it's not something I'd love to spend my whole time on. I could have two keyboards but I was wondering if there was a way to accomplish what the Apple keyboard's top row does with a third-party keyboard with both Windows and OS X drivers (since the UK layout on Windows keyboardsis different from Apple's).
Thanks
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logitech media keyboard does have those media buttons
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Logitech Dinovo, can be bought in both PC and Mac flavours. From what I have read about it, seems to be an excellent, well constructed wireless keyboard. A little expensive though, but you get what you pay for I guess. I'll be looking at picking one up soonish. Hope that helped!
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i.e. the alternative keyboard will have to have it's own Windows drivers, or impersonate the Apple. Does the Dinovo for Mac do that? -
you known linux?
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Better Boot Camp keyboard than Apple?
Discussion in 'Accessories' started by Vogelbung, Jan 2, 2010.