any good slim keyboard without numeric pads

[luv2liv]

it seems theres nobody making keyboard without the number pads. i never have the need to use the number pad ever.

have u seen a keyboard that is slim and black?
thanks.

 

[corkyg]

This might do the job for you.

KB

 

[Trippytiger]

Logitech makes this 11mm thick one that fits the bill, too: http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/produ...etails/US/EN,CRID=2166,CONTENTID=12339

Of course, it is also obscenely expensive.

 

[QueBert]

Originally posted by: Trippytiger
Logitech makes this 11mm thick one that fits the bill, too: http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/produ...etails/US/EN,CRID=2166,CONTENTID=12339

Of course, it is also obscenely expensive.

wow this keyboard looks even better then my diNovo! Didn't know they had a new model out, I don't need a mouse so this is going to be perfect for my next PC purchase. This KB is just too sexy looking.

 

[luv2liv]

i dont understand why things cost soooo much when they are ultra simple. that logitech kb is purrrrrrfect!!! but the price isnt 🙁

 

[QueBert]

it's the quality, is it worth 200? I don't believe so, but it is worth a lot more then your typical board. My diNovo (older model) has held up flawlessly for over 2 years now. The A & S keys letters are worn off. But besides that the board works perfectly. I've had $40-50 KB's have keys start to get stuck and spacebars stop working after 6 months. I will buy this new Logitech as soon as it's retailed. $200 bucks or not, it's the sexiest board I've ever seen. And recharagable? never seen that before on a KB 🙂 Of course I'll still be sitting here with my $250 diNovo dOh, too bad they don't offer an upgrade program.

I'm thinking the recharging base is a gimmick, my keyboards batteries last over 9 months and I use my pc a lot. But, it's still a good feature.

 

[corkyg]

Originally posted by: luv2liv
i dont understand why things cost soooo much when they are ultra simple. that logitech kb is purrrrrrfect!!! but the price isnt🙁

Niche market items are usually more expensive because they are not sold in sufficient volume to justify lower unit costs. And, they have to support their R&D & development costs. If you want cheap, go mainstream.