You can use the Apple Wireless Keyboard on your desk or anywhere within 20-30 feet of your Mac or iPad because of its built-in Bluetooth technology. Its compact design takes up 24 percent less space on your desktop than full-size keyboards, so you have extra room to move the keyboard around and mouse comfortably alongside of it. You’ll also feel a difference when you type on its low-profile anodized aluminum enclosure with crisp, responsive keys. Use the function keys for one-touch access to a variety of Mac features such as screen brightness, volume, eject, play/pause, Expose, and Dashboard. The Apple Wireless Keyboard requires just two AA batteries. And its intelligent power management system conserves battery life. So when you’re not using the keyboard, it automatically powers down. The instant you start typing, it turns back on. Use the on/off switch when you’re away from your computer for a long time.

Review: Iogear 2.4GHz Wireless On-Lap Keyboard. Manufacturer Description: Enjoy the freedom of wireless connectivity with GKM581R Wireless On-Lap Keyboard with Optical Trackball and Scroll Wheel from Iogear. The 2.4GHz Wireless On-Lap Keyboard gives you the comfort and freedom of 33 feet wireless connectivity between you and your PS3 or other game console, home theater PC / computer or laptop and HDTV. This keyboard features the ergonomic design which is contoured on the back of the keyboard enhancing the user experience by comfortably resting on your lap. It serves as an ideal productivity solution for PC to TV setups, as well as interaction with game consoles accessibility to multimedia and online content; driving your content how you want it and when you want it from the comfort of your couch. The GKM581R On-Lap Keyboard has an additional left click button on same side as the trackball for convenient, practical and precise singlehanded navigation. Just plug in the included USB RF Receiver and you are ready to go, no driver needed. With all these and more features, the GKM581R Wireless On-Lap Keyboard makes the way you wirelessly interact with your content easier, efficient and practical for continuous usage.

The Good: Rechargeable batteries. Bottom conforms around lap. Rubber frame makes keyboard comfortable to hold and type on. USB dongle storage.

The Bad: Trackball rather than touchpad. No backlit keys. Would have preferred longer charging wire.

Summary: The Iogear 2.4GHz Wireless On-Lap Keyboard has all the standard features that make this remote keyboard a welcome addition to any home entertainment setup. However, there are more advanced solutions on the market.

Many people are even using the Magic Trackpad with the MacBook even though it has it own built in trackpad because it gives them more options. It is not uncommon to see a MacBook Pro or Macbook Air connected to an HDMI TV so users can see their entire computer interface on the big screen, from the comfort of their sofa. Some users prefer to elevate their Macbook to a higher level and keep their keyboard in a lower, more ergonomic range.

 

Mini Wireless Slim Keyboard and Mouse by Verbatim: Save even more room on your actual desktop with Verbatim’s Mini Wireless Slim Keyboard & Mouse. Designed with a piano black finish, this keyboard features low profile keys that provide a crisp, responsive feel when typing. Boasting a laptop-style keyboard configuration, this ultra-slim, ultra-narrow keyboard offers 2.4 Ghz wireless communication – eliminating delays between what you type and what you see on-screen. The included media console allows control of your favorite tunes directly from the keyboard. With its slim design, the freedom of a cordless interface, and a wireless mouse, this keyboard is a perfect space-saver.

Features:
2.4 Ghz Wireless – Enjoy the latest in reliable, hassle-free wireless technology
Media Console – Play, Pause…control your tunes from the Media Console
Ultra-Slim Design – Thin-profile keyboard and mouse designed to enhance your digital lifestyle
Ultra-Narrow Design – Built with a laptop-style keyboard configuration to allow for maximum desktop space-saving.
Low-Profile Keys – Quiet, soft-touch keys provide a crisp, responsive feel when typing
Connect and Forget – Nano wireless receiver

Verbatim.com: This wireless keyboard from Verbatim is designed to work with the iPad and iPhone. It can handle typing as well as iTunes music commands. Consider Verbatim’s Bluetooth Wireless Mobile Keyboard. Designed to work with the iPad and iPhone, the keyboard can handle typing as well as iTunes music commands. When you’re done, the keyboard can be folded up and stashed inside its carrying case. The package also includes an iPhone stand, which can be stored inside the keyboard. Its suggested retail price is about $80.

Officerunner.com: Headset lets you talk and walk. If you can’t sit still — even for a phone call — you’ll appreciate the Sennheiser OfficeRunner Wireless Headset. Designed for use with corded office phones and Internet calls made via a computer, the wireless headset gives you the freedom to continue your conversation up to 400 feet from your phone or PC. Plus, its noise-canceling microphone reduces the background noise, making your conversations clearer. A single charge gives the headset enough power to run for 12 hours. Equipped with 64-bit digital encryption, the headset also helps keep your calls secure. It costs about $300.

Steminnovation.com: Docking station provides wakeup call. This app-enhanced alarm sound dock can turn on your bedside light when it’s time to get up. The TimeCommand can help ease you into your morning routines. Need to see the light before you get out of bed? The app-enhanced alarm sound dock for iPad, iPhone and iPod can turn on your bedside light when it’s time to get up. It also can display the local weather and play your favorite tunes. Better yet, should you need to remove your device from TimeCommand, it will remember your alarm settings. The dual-alarm clock system also features snooze controls. Bedtime? The clock can be programmed to turn off your light when you go to sleep. It costs about $100.

Nikonusa.com: Camera zooms in on the action. You can get up close — even when you’re standing across the field — with Nikon’s COOLPIX P500 and its powerful 36x wide-angle optical zoom glass lens. The 12-megapixel digital camera also has a high-speed continuous shooting mode. Low light? The camera’s back-illuminated CMOS sensor can help you get a great shot. Plus, the camera can capture full high-definition (1080p) video with stereo sound at 30 frames per second. The camera also includes a 5-way image stabilizer, a 3-inch color monitor and a dual-image processor. Available in black and red, it will go on sale in March for about $400.

Source: usatoday.com

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Although I have a laptop, I hate the fact that it doesn’t have a keypad, and sometimes it just gets in the way when I’m working with other things at the moment, or when it’s just happens to be out of reach for whatever reason. It has a slim, flat, compact design without all the useless extra space near the edges. It’s relatively simple and doesn’t have a whole bunch of fancy “extra feature” buttons, but it gets the job done. What it does have, however, are a sleep button, a mute, and a volume up/down button. The only thing that might bother some people is the blue light on the receiver which blinks every time a button is pressed, although it can always be covered up.

The only thing I don’t like about it are the F9, F10, and F11 buttons which only work for an HP Touchsmart computer and cannot be reprogrammed for other functions.
What’s great about it: plug in and use; space saver; long battery life
What’s not so great: F9-11 buttons reserved for HP Touchsmart only and can’t be reprogrammed for other uses;

I bought this on sale for $34.99 and I am very satisfied with my purchase. It is thin and seems very durable. The keys are as quiet as a laptop. I play games on my computer and this keyboard doesn’t slow me down a bit. I see no delay in my key strokes to the response on the screen. Love this Keyboard, I highly recommend it.
What’s great about it: Easy to Use and setup, nice and quite, battery indicator level on desktop
What’s not so great: Wish it had a power switch
I have not used this product much. It was easy to setup and use and seems to work well.
What’s great about it: Easy to set up. Works well.

I just bought this keyboard today. It is very slim and lightweight. So far, I do like it but there are two things that I would change.
1. The blinking blue light on the USB is bright and annoying. If there isn’t a way to turn it off, I will put some electrical tape on it. If that does not work, I will have to return the keyboard.
2. The spacebar is very close to the end of the keyboard and feels a bit awkward.
Overall, it’s a good value for under $50.
What’s great about it: easy to set up and reasonably priced
What’s not so great: blinding, bright blue USB light that blinks every time you type,