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(More customer reviews)I like the concept of this keyboard, but is does not function as well as one might hope.
1) You have to reload any assigned settings everytime you activate the keyboard out of sleep mode. You'd think they could have at least put a token amount of RAM or flash memory in this thing to remember settings.
2) I've had a number of glitchy experiences with the keys getting locked in CTRL mode. When you type S it tries to save, you type O it tries to open something. This isn't the touchpad, which I expected would take some getting used to. I've had keys repeat on me, the typing experience with the traditional keyboard is not as smooth as with my Logitech wireless keyboard. This part of the technology is not new, they should have at least that down.
3) The touchpad, doesn't always register when you want it to and also has accidental false clicks. I'll be typing an e-mail my arm brushes against the touch pad and suddenly I'm looking at my World of Warcraft log-on screen. Then when I want to adjust volume... sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
Product is a really great idea, but the execution is not smooth.
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Communicating over a wireless 2.4GHz connection, the litetouch keyboard features an integrated 360 trackball with left and right mouse buttons, negating the need for a separate mouse and proving ideal for living room internet surfing. Low profile backlit quiettouch scissor keys combine with intelligent power control, reducing eye strain, extending battery life and allowing you to operate in a dimmed environment.Located to the right of the physical scissor keys, the unique litetouch LCD 3-in-1 touch panel provides you with unprecedented control over your digital life. With a single press, the LCD 3-in-1 touch panel switches between media mode, numerical-pad mode and 'MyEclipse' mode, providing you with a host of commands which can be used to provide dedicated controls for a multitude of activities from replicating a simple office calculator to controlling a complex media center configuration.
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