Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000 Expert Reviews

Microsoft's new $150 Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 mouse and keyboard set comes chock-full of the features we expect from a media-oriented input device package. From the long-range Bluetooth connectivity to the touch-sensitive keyboard cursor ...

Microsoft fits a number of useful features on to the keyboard in its new Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 set, but we're not sold. We'll give it credit for its easy-to-use media control buttons, but the keyboard lacks too much overall polish ...

Ergonomic keyboards are one of Microsoft's specialties, so how does their latest 7000 desktop fare? Notable features include 2.4GHz wireless technology, zoom button, hot-keys, soft palm-rest and also a new mouse that promises 6-months of battery-life ...

If you have a media PC, chances are you are looking for the perfect keyboard and mouse to compliment it. Microsoft's prime offering is the Wireless Desktop 7000, which uses Bluetooth technology and is perfectly suited for Windows Vista.

In an effort towards a better ergonomic experience for the average user, who spends approximately six hours on the computer a day, Microsoft is rolling out the Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000, which combines the company's best selling wired keyboard, ...

Comfortable and ergonomic. Includes software for tweaking options. Both input devices wireless.

Mouse may require a stretch for smaller hands. Price is still pretty high.

If you want an ergonomic overhaul within your desk space, then the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000 is the best place to start.

Specifications Mouse & Keyboard Features Wireless Freedom Give yourself room to move-wireless mouse and keyboard products let you work without worrying about tangled wires

Windows Vista doesn't have a separate Media Center Edition as Windows XP did. Both Vista Home Premium and Vista Ultimate include Microsoft Corp.'s remote-controllable, readable-from-10-feet interface for managing movies, music, images, and live and ...

All in all, we're impressed with the Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 bundle. Sometimes there's a stray, nagging thought about whether the featherweight, fancy keyboard tips the scales toward form over function -- the touch strip is nice, but would ...

The problem with having a PC in your living room is simple. It's the mouse. Mousing on the couch is a royal pain in the ass. Resting your mouse hand on your leg, on a couch arm, or on one of your couch buddies just doesn't work. That's why we were ...

This keyboard system allows you to comfortably lounge on the couch while instant messaging and browsing the web--or whatever else you need to do

The keyboard is an unusual shape, but mainly to ensure its convenience on your lap. And the off-centered keys are likely something we can adjust to after some practice

The answer became clear after a few moments with this keyboard. The mousing area just doesn't work particularly well. Set it at a slow enough speed to be accurate and reliable, and it takes forever to navigate the screen. Set it fast enough to zip ...

One of my favorite trends in the hardware industry right now is the growth in the number of high-end keyboards available. This is not anything new to the computer industry, but today keyboards are being taken to new extremes, not just their features ...

If you're left with a few shillings after a Vista OS upgrade, you may want to sink the rest of your cash into this sleek Bluetooth keyboard and mouse combo. Designed specifically to take advantage of Vista, this peripheral was definitely conceived ...

Less than an inch thick. Lightweight and sturdy. Elegant, uncluttered design. Mouse-emulating keyboard controls work perfectly. Keyboard enters sleep mode when you're away to conserve battery power. Both mouse and keyboard sport battery life ...

Small directional pad unresponsive at times, hard to use accurately. Keyboard isn't rechargeable or backlit. No number pad, small arrow keys. A tad expensive.