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Published: 2011-04-25, Author: David , review by: macworld.co.uk
Ultra compact; good key travel; RF storage in keyboard; travel slipcase; power on/off
No Mac-specific keys; can’t use Arc mouse with the same RF receiver
Powered via two AAA batteries you can turn the keyboard off to conserve power. If you're not a fan of Apple's wireless keyboards, you travel a great deal, or want a very compact and stylish keyboard; the Arc is a great choice
Abstract: We first saw Microsoft’s Arc keyboard way back in January, at CES, before its eventual release a few months ago. With a light feel and chiclet key style, the Arc keyboard is ideal for those wanting an unobtrusive, wireless keyboard with a small form f...
Abstract: The tagline on the box containing the Microsoft ARC keyboard is 'Style that Works', and it turns out to be true.This wireless keyboard, that is PC or Mac compatible, gives the user an idea of its style and sleekness before it's even taken out of the bo...
The Microsoft Arc Keyboard is a beautiful, cleverly designed and well-built keyboard that makes typing an absolute delight. Some of the layout modifications may seem confusing at first, but we think they're well worth it – just as the Arc amply justif...
Small; clever adapter storage; good for typing on the lap
Uncomfortable for long periods of typing; expensive
Looks good and is compact, but it’s not for people who need to type every day Good points Small; clever adapter storage; good for typing on the lap Bad points Uncomfortable for long periods of typing; expensive ...
Comfortable to type on; lightweight; easy to set up
Fairly expensive; direction buttons have been merged into a single button that's relatively awkward to use
The wireless Microsoft Arc Keyboard is lightweight, attractive and comfortable to use. At around £40, we wouldn't recommend it as a replacement for a standard keyboard, but, for anyone who regularly uses a computer as part of their home-entertainment ...
Abstract: This small, lightweight keyboard from Microsoft is designed for use around the home with any USB-enabled device that uses a keyboard. It has, according to Microsoft, been designed to fit in aesthetically with home decor and accessories. It's most strik...
