Genius Comfy KB-21E PS/2 Multi Media Keyboard & Palm Rest

Brand:: Genius
Format:: Keyboard
Average customer rating:: (Reviews)

Now:	R126.95
eBucks:	eB1270

Delivery time:: Usually within 6 working days.
Seller:: kalahari.com

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The Genius Comfy KB-21e Scroll is an innovative office - Internet keyboard with the new Genius logo and 21 "One Touch" keys. With additional Office Hot Keys and a Scroll Wheel, you get easier access to office programs - open Word & Excel instantly. It also has a feature of fast browsing on the Internet and in Windows documents. The 125/126/127/128/130 key compatible layout includes instant access to multimedia, Internet, E-mail, my computer, and calculator functions. In addition, it also includes a comfortable palm rest to give your hands better typing posture

Features:

Office-Internet keyboard with 21 Easy Touch Keys

Office easy keys for Word and Excel programs

Scroll wheel for fast browsing on the Internet, in Windows documentsand switch between applications

Palm-rest design gives your hands great typing posture

Membrane tactile switches give comfort to your fingers

Supports: Windows XP/Me/2000/98

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Bad Quality Product
Reviewed by Mr JJ Scholtz from cape town on 18 April 2008
68 of 128 people found the following review helpful:

I've had this keyboard for about two months now and the keys are allready getting stuck and unresponsive...now I've had to resort to using my old microsoft keyboard I bought in 2001! ( keys still working ) You might as well burn your money when you buy any genius products, they are not meant to last. Imo a keyboard's functionality is more important than design etc.

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I agree with Mr JJ Scholtz, but not entirely...
Reviewed by Jac from Cape Town on 02 March 2010
30 of 69 people found the following review helpful:

I bought one of these keyboards some years back and had a similar issue with unresponsive keys. It was frustrating as it affected my "zxcvbnm" keys. So, I opened up the keyboard and re-aligned the rubber- pressure pad, and the keyboard hasn't given me a moment's trouble since. Hence I was able to type this review with it!

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