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Keyboard Roundup: 16 Options from Logitech

Vincent Alzieu
November 24, 2009 3:50 PM
If you're familiar with the site, you might have noticed that we've been testing 20 or more products a week for a little while now--but we still can't review everything.

One area where we've been falling behind is keyboards.  If you're looking for a new one and can't wait for us to update our product survey, then take a look at Logitech's range--there are certainly plenty of options!
We love the Illuminated: the first thing we did when we'd finished testing it was to buy a load for the office.
From £48
The Ultra Flat is simple, cheap and without too many frills.  Its glossy black frame only includes the basics, with no multimedia hotkeys.
From £8
The K340 is wireless but has great battery life: they'll last for up to three years.  Multimedia hotkeys are options on the function keys like F1
From £29
We tested the K350 as part of a kit.  It's covered with shootouts, but the deeply-set keys put some people off.  Battery life: three years.
From £47
The diNovo Mac Edition is the same as the normal diNovo, but Logitech wanted to reassure Mac users that it would be compatible.
From £55
The Cordless Keyboard for Wii is designed for Nintendo's console.  There are two Wii system keys allowing you to zoom in and out.
From £25
The Media Keyboard 600 is Logitech's entry-level option with application hotkeys and a volume control.
From £16
The G11 is for gamers that need a tough, back-lit keyboard.  Unlike the G15, it doesn't have a screen--which makes it cheaper.
From £40
The G15 is a solid, back-lit keyboard with a mini LCD screen to provide info on the amount of CPU time in use or the weapons left in a game.
From £53
The G19 has an even larger screen--but watch out for that price.

From £123
Another version of the quiet, stylish diNovo keyboard, this time for laptops.

From £50
The K300 is a waterproof keyboard it backlit multimedia hotkeys that you can program yourself.  It's got a lot of features for the price!
From £21
There might not be backlighting on the Media Edge's keys, but it does come in at a more affordable price.
From £7
Basic, simple and waterproof enough for you spill your coffee all over it, nothing in particular stands out on the Logitech Classic Keyboard 200.
From £8
The diNovo Edge is a rechargeable keyboard that allows you to control your PC from the other side of the room.  We tested it recently.
From £96
We've also tried the diNovo mini which is a sort of mini remote from a PC connected to a TV.  It is pretty unique.
From £82


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