Review on Wireless Logitech MK240 Nano Keyboard 920-008212 with Nano Receiver by Barbara Barbara ᠌

I only got the computer because I wanted a keyboard for the media center, thus I never actually used the mouse that came with it. However, it is perfectly suited for both work and play; the only accessory that will need to be acquired is a brush stand. This is because working at a table causes the hands to become fatigued relatively quickly. The radius of action, the soft keys (which are quite comfortable to press), and the legs that allow for installation at an angle are all positive features. On OS X, you can manage the volume, brightness, and media player with the function keys on your keyboard. Its cons: The receiver is unacceptably large, yet this flaw is acceptable because it does not prevent access to adjacent ports. The aesthetic value of the back cover of the keyboard is diminished due to the presence of through holes and "naked" screws. The inscriptions that are written on the keys are organized in any way that the designers see fit: some are oriented to the right, others to the left, and some are in the middle. The color of Cyrillic and Latin scripts is the same. There is no indication of the power level. The arrows require some practice before they become second nature.