Apple Wireless Slim Keyboard

Apple's Wireless Slim Keyboard

INITIAL THOUGHTS

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OK OK lets not get into a mass debate about Apple and its bleeding cutting edge design as there’s bound to be a company out there with more bleeding slash cutting edge designed products available (not sure of all this slashing and cutting analogy - kids may be reading this before the watershed – Ed) but the Apple Bluetooth keyboard is sharp.

I decided a while back to use my MacBook with a larger screen, so needed another keyboard and a wireless one was the preferred option. Let those radiowaves carry all those lovely ones and noughts through the ether rather than cluttering up my desk flying up and down some old copper based wiring spaghetti.

I have to be a little honest here and say the keyboard was ordered without really knowing the product but that it was a wireless keyboard from Apple – that be trust that be.

The box duly arrived and my initials thoughts before opening it were wondering if the box only contained the paperwork and surely no keyboard could fit inside this small enclosure. Apple keeping tree felling to a minimum. Saving the planet for our children. Respect for the planet. (Do get on with it –Ed) Sorry about that, I have a thing about packaging.

On removing the keyboard I was open mouthed, I had in my hand a real touchy feely thing, a surrealist dream, a Miro moment, a keyboard for the fingers but would it play to my tune. Yes it would.

How come keyboards of the past are so large, yes all keyboards should now plough this keyboards furrow and lose weight. Just running fingers across all surfaces and this keyboard becomes sculpture

CONTROLS AND OTHER BITS
  • Keyboard On and Bluetoothed - Press aluminium button at the end of tube until led comes on and disappears when bluetoothed
  • Keyboard Off and UnBluetoothed - Press aluminium button at the end of tube for a couple of seconds until led comes on and then goes off.
  • Runs with the insertion of three AA batteries
  • Has keys with letters and numbers on

CONCLUSION

"Step across the line and touch the art." "Sharpen your pencil with this blade."
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