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February 2001
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Pinch and Spread: The Battle Over Multitouch Tech Is On Palm and Apple fight over who gets the rights to the touch screen PDA. |
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Product Review ProConnect - connect several computers to a single keyboard, mouse and monitor. |
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Kensington Comfort Type Wireless Optical Desktop The Kensington Comfort Type Wireless Optical Desktop sits squarely in the unusual middle ground between split and standard keyboards. |
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Step-By-Step: Keep a Clean Keyboard From basic cleaning to intensive care, here's how to get the dirt out from under your fingers. |
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March 2, 2004
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Microsoft Basic Wireless Optical Desktop At the high end, the Microsoft Basic Wireless Optical Desktop stands tall, with its well-designed keyboard and a suitable optical mouse. |
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Key Bored? Innovative alternatives to the old qwerty keyboard |
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AskMen.com
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It's a Wrap: New Logitech PDA Keyboards One is a well-designed winner; one's close but no cigar. |
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March 2003
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July 2001
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A Wireless Keyboard and Portable Note Taker A lightweight word processor could replace your high-priced, heavy notebook... |
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September 4, 2007
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Apple Mighty Mouse Apple's new Mighty Mouse is nice looking, has some innovations (like an omnidirectional scroll ball), and it's a good product overall. But it just may not be worth $49 to many Mac users. |
Entrepreneur
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Soft Touch A flexible PDA keyboard you can roll up and put away |
