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91.Belkin Mobile Numeric Keypad, USB - 19Keys, Slim Design July 18, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £10.21 Prices subject to change.
As always belkin have the goods. A must if working with figures on a laptop.

92.Aiptek Media Tablet 14000U from: Aiptek October 30, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £93.78 Prices subject to change. Used Price: £80.94
I actually got this as my first 'major' graphic's tablet while not wanting to go over board and spend over £100. And this is worth every penny. I've found it great for photoshop even if it took about 5 minutes to work out the pressure variatons for the brushes but its great. The scrolling wheels are brilliant for both scrolling and zooming while the working area is a good size for the digital colouring work I do. I've found with this that the handwriting software that is a part of the bundle is actually pretty good, its only flaw being that it has a trouble with some of my joined up writing. But if you're like me and enjoy writing just as much as typing but constantly lose paper then this is great for writing to the computer. ... Read More:

93.Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop 700 V2 - Keyboard and Mouse from: Microsoft October 29, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £17.99 Prices subject to change. Used Price: £9.92
I was delighted to find this bundle for such a good price. It connects instantly with no set up problems. All was good, or so I thought. I have ditched the mouse after a week and gone back to my wired model simply because it seems to have a mind of its own. I've tried every setting for the buttons but cannot find a happy medium. You think you've double clicked then nothing happens. Moving the cursor round the screen is like steering a dodgy shopping trolley. So to the keyboard. Its great apart from the hot keys don't work! I've just spent an hour on the Microsoft website prior to writing this review trying to find out how to sort it. There is no info or drivers on this product. I would recommend spending a bit more on a better package.

94.APCOM DIGISCRIBBLE MOBILE DIGITAL PEN from: Apcom February 19, 2008
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £53.49 Prices subject to change. Used Price: £44.00
This is a great device. It allows you to capture all of your handwritten notes (taken during meetings, presentations etc) onto your PC. You don't have to have it hooked up all the time - it can store up to 50 pages of stuff on it. When you do connect, it asks you if you want to upload your notes, and then deletes it off the device. When its on the PC, you can organise in the software however you like; I have mine based on customer, and the software adds the date onto the note. If you want to/need to, you can use the provided software to convert to text for documents, online call reports, emails etc. Best of all, it doesn't require any special paper or any special ink. If it has a down side, then it would probably be the recognition software, ... Read More:

95.Logitech Classic Keyboard 200 from: Logitech September 27, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £9.60 Prices subject to change. Used Price:
I bought this because my own (Dell) keyboard started malfunctioning. I had been lent an 'interim fix' (a Microsoft keyboard which was excellent, other than having a '$' sign rather than a '£' and missing one leg), but I wanted something rather more serviceable. The Logitech 200 arrived in good time, as ever, but I have to say it's a little disappointing. It is quite small and I find the lack of any real tilt disagreeable. In fact, I've wedged a wrist support under the back edge to give the keyboard some lift! Most annoying, though, is the fact that my PC (perfectly happy with the last two keyboards) says, each time it boots up, that it has found new hardware and I then go through a cycle of 'looking for software'. There is none; the Logitech site says ... Read More:

96.Logitech Alto Cordless from: Logitech September 27, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £57.22 Prices subject to change. Used Price: £34.99
I had high expectations of this keyboard and stand, having recently purchased the VX Nano mouse. I thought that Logitech could do no wrong. The packaging it comes in is first class and when you get to see it for the first time out of the box you get a real wow factor, it really looks the part. Set-up is straightforward, although the mains lead does not sit tightly in the stand, and had fallen out a few times. I am using it with a 17" laptop and it raised the screen height up to a very comfortable level. Resting the keyboard flat on the desk, the 4 rubber feet keep it firmly in place. Raise the stand at the back of the keyboard and the same cannot be said. Applying any pressure to the front of the keyboard has it sliding ... Read More:

97.A4Tech Mini X-Slim Keyboard KL-5UP - Keyboard - PS/2, USB
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i was persuaded by the other reviewers and they're not wrong. this is a nice little keyboard for the price. works fine with Mac OS too. If you're writing a novel, maybe invest more in something with a nicer action. But for a lightweight, slim, small footprint portable keyboard - eg for a laptop - this is fine. Now, can anyone tell me what the transparent strip in the top right is for? It has curious logos next to it that I don't understand.

98.Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave - with Mouse from: Logitech July 26, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £41.79 Prices subject to change. Used Price: £34.99
Sometimes you buy something and you wonder how you ever lived without it. This is one of those things. If you are using a keyboard that came with your computer, you don't know what you are missing. Buy a quality keyboard and mouse (any decent one) and give it a try - you won't look back. I was dead set on buying the Logitech Cordless Desktop MX5500 Revolution (mouse & keyboard combination) instead, because I really wanted the MX Revolution mouse. However the MX Revolution mouse has two problems: firstly an in-built battery which (apparently - I have no personal experience of this) you cannot replace, and some people say has refused to recharge properly after a short period; and secondly (worst of all) no `document flip' feature. Read More:

99.Black & Decker KA165GTK Gel Tech Mouse Sander with Accessories from: Black&Decker
Average Rating: >>More Details		List Price: £52.65 Off The Bookshelf's Price: £29.99 You Save: £22.66 (43%) Prices subject to change. Used Price:
Okay - so this is the first sander I've ever owned, and when I purchased it at the end of July 2007, used it a lot! Unfortunately, the dust extractor just blows the dust further away, and although I tried to attach a vacuum hose to it (my vacuum's one of the first DC01 Dysons), the hose didn't fit, which was a shame because that would have allowed me to sand mobile items indoors. I haven't got particularly small hands, but found that I had a struggle to grip this sander and had to use both hands. However, it does a really good job, and is very powerful for such a small item. Having sanded most things in sight during August, I managed to get RSI with overuse, so put the sander away for four months. When I went to use it again in early February 2008, it began ... Read More:

100.Targus AMP02EU Notebook Wireless Presenter from: Targus June 02, 2005
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £26.13 Prices subject to change. Used Price:
Finally I have set myself free from being chained to the computer desk in classrooms. The range of the device is perfect for the average size classroom and the mouse function makes it far more user friendly than similar items that only allow you to move slides on. I also use ti with the smart board to move objects around the screen from all over the room. USB connectivity is a great feature allowing the user to plug in and get going quickly when time is of the essence. A hard case would have been a bonus. Very reasonably priced too given the competition.

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