Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000, USB, Silver, DE keyboard Mouse included RF Wireless QWERTY

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2011-08-02 00:29:19

Average rating:78

Uk has collected 38 expert reviews for Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000, USB, Silver, DE keyboard Mouse included RF Wireless QWERTY and the average expert rating is 78 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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vortez.net

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2011-08-02 00:29:18

Average rating:0

Around £60Microsoft need absolutely no introduction here. A massive corporation we can thank for much of the software and hardware we use on a daily basis.Not only have they coded the most popular and widely used operating system on the planet the com...

Rechargeable mouse with neat docking station, Both mouse and keyboard are easy to use and react accurately, Decent range using Bluetooth, Bluetooth dongle will work with many other Bluetooth items, Keyboard is a great one shot solution with mouse keys an...
None that I can think of...
So there we have it - the Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Keyboard 7000 and Wireless Laser Mouse 8000 are an exceptional team.The price seems exceptionally reasonable to me for what you get. Two excellent peripherals that if bought separately would a...

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techradar.com

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2011-08-02 00:29:18

Average rating:80

Microsoft has clearly thought about the needs of the media PC user when designing this set. Its made sure that good quality and ease of use are placed alongside great build quality and a host of features. This makes the Microsoft Entertainment Desktop...

Great build quality, Good value for money, Bluetooth connectivity, Lots of features...
Microsoft has clearly thought about the needs of the media PC user when designing this set. Its made sure that good quality and ease of use are placed alongside great build quality and a host of features. This makes the Microsoft Entertainment Desktop...

alphr.com

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2011-08-02 00:29:18

Average rating:67

These peripherals are aimed squarely at Vista, with the Start "orb" and Media Center buttons signifying a mix of work and entertainment features. Unlike the top-the-range 8000 series, theres no backlight or USB hub, but the keyboard and mouse are B...

geekzone.co.nz

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2011-11-07 22:52:28

Average rating:0

M Freitas The backgroundWith the new Micosoft Windows Vista operating system, a few new features will be part of the mainstream consumer (and business) market. Some version of this OS will come with built-in media centre features, and they all support...

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pcworld.co.nz

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2016-11-27 00:40:33

Average rating:0

Wireless keyboard and mouseWith Media Centre software now integrated into the top versions of Windows Vista, Microsoft is obviously expecting a good deal more people to begin using it. Why? Well, because it's there. With this in mind, they've also release...

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lanoc.org

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2011-08-02 00:29:18

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After living with an HTPC as a main source of television for months now I quickly learned that a wired mouse and keyboard just weren’t going to cut it. In the world of wireless keyboards and mice there is an almost endless selection, a quick search on...

If you are hesitant about replacing your Media Center remote with a full keyboard and mouse solution you should really give the Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 a chance. It’s clear that Microsoft designed this from the ground up for use with HTP...

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geeksmack.net

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2011-08-02 00:29:18

Average rating:0

When using a desktop set, some of the most important factors are ease of use, functionality, quality, and precision. The Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 by Microsoft delivers all of these important factors. When you hear the name Microsoft, general...

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The Microsoft Entertainment Desktop 7000 is by far the most elegant desktop set I have ever used. The amount of precision you can get out of something so simple is astounding. The consistency and quality of both the keyboard and mouse provide you with...

techtree.com

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2011-08-02 00:29:18

Average rating:70

Microsoft has a variety of wireless keyboard-mouse combos to cater to different segments of consumers. There are the basic affordable one and the Ergonomic one that we reviewed a while ago. Today, Im going to test their pro-entertainment combo thats...

Slim keyboard, touch-pad on the keyboard, Bluetooth connectivity, ambidextrous mouse...
Expensive, no scrolling mechanism on the keyboard, function-buttons do not work with all applications...
The Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 is available at a street price of Rs. 6000. Thats pretty expensive, especially when the Ergonomic keyboard can give you better comfort for 300 bucks less. The only pros that definitely pertain to this...

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Techloop.net

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2011-08-02 00:29:18

Average rating:90

Microsoft is known as a company that rarely shows innovation in the computer industry…or at least the software side. Microsoft’s hardware team has been designing several great and innovative products. Today we are going to take a quick look a...

Lots of function buttons. * Left or right handed mouse. * Great design.
Function buttons are touchy. * Must use included BT receiver. * Love-hate keys * * Tech Specs Keyboard Battery: 4 x AA Range: 30 Feet Technology: Bluetooth...
great keyboard, mouse is so-so. No Mac support. Microsoft really stepped it up with the latest gear. Youll either love it or hate it.

v3.co.uk

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2011-08-02 00:29:18

Average rating:60

A keyboard and mouse designed for Vistas Media Center...

techgage.com

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2011-08-02 00:29:18

Average rating:80

Media PCs are the new black. Just a few years ago, many people would not have dreamt of having a dedicated computer in their living room for the sake of watching media, but its certainly commonplace now. Because of this, the market for media PC acces...

Everything on the left hand side is pretty self-explanatory. We have the media playback keys, the left and right-click for the keyboard mouse, a magnifier, gadgets button and a Windows Live Call button. I dont have a problem with any of the placement...

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techwarelabs.com

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2011-08-02 00:29:18

Average rating:0

Today we take a look at the Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000. I need to take a breath. What happened to the days of simple names that made sense? It sounds like Im reviewing a desktop computer system. Okay, enough with my banter. Say what...

There are a plethora of wireless keyboard and mouse combos out there, but the WED 7000 stands out like a supermodel at a Jenny Craig seminar. Microsoft got it right with the design this time. I usually cant stand typing on laptop style keyboards, but...

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hardwarecentral.com

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2011-08-02 00:29:18

Average rating:87

Microsofts newest desk set makes a stunning first impression, pairing a wafer-thin sculpted keyboard with the companys first rechargeable mouse. Tuck it under your arm and take it to your favorite couch or chair, and it also makes an elegant remote c...

allthingsd.com

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2011-08-02 00:29:18

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Email me at MossbergSolution@wsj.com. Find these columns online for free at the new All Things Digital Web site: solution.allthingsd.com. Published on May 16, 2007 Print Share Sphere 4 Comments Tagged: LCD, Word, Bluetooth, Logitech, ergonomic, keypad...

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maximumpc.com

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2011-08-02 00:29:18

Average rating:70

The problem with having a PC in your living room is simple. It’s the mouse. Mousing on the couch is a royal pain in the ass. Resting your mouse hand on your leg, on a couch arm, or on one of your couch buddies just doesn’t work. That’s why we were exci...

This keyboard system allows you to comfortably lounge on the couch while instant messaging and browsing the webor whatever else you need to do.
The keyboard is an unusual shape, but mainly to ensure its convenience on your lap. And the offcentered keys are likely something we can adjust to after some practice.

bluetomorrow.com

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2011-08-02 00:29:18

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Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 When you think of Microsoft, the first thing that comes to mind is Windows, Explorer and Office. But a leader in the computer peripheral industry? Not quite. However, with the Wireless Entertainment Desktop...

trustedreviews.com

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2011-08-02 00:29:18

Average rating:80

Some months ago gadget blogs were wowed by the announcement of a new top-of-the-range keyboard from Microsoft that offered features such as cool back-light with proximity sensor, an integrated USB hub, and a dock to charge the bundled mouse at the same ti...

The Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 is is well built, littered with useful shortcut keys and dedicated buttons. The thin laptop style keys have a good feel and the lack of charger for the keyboard is a shame, but as cool looking, sleek cordless mouse...

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connectreviews.com

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2011-08-02 00:29:19

Average rating:70

Microsoft’s hardware accessories have always been one of the major manufacturers of keyboards and mice for PCs, and recently have introduced some of the coolest products on the market today. One of those products is the Wireless Entertainment Deskto...

extremetech.com

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2011-08-02 00:29:19

Average rating:90

So now, of course, Im writing a keyboard review. People tend to be less finicky about keyboards than about mice, but only marginally so. Which keyboard you use is still a personal statement, and everyone has differing feelings about issues like tactil...

Very good keyboard for typing; Bluetooth; good layout; MacOS X drivers as well as Windows support.
No dedicated numeric keypad; average mouse.
If youre looking for a wireless keyboard for your Windows Media Center PC, then this is an excellent choice—and will even work on Macs...

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about.com/compute

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2011-08-02 00:29:19

Average rating:80

Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000The Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 is sized more like a notebook keyboard than typical desktop keyboards. It has a very thin profile making it comfortable to type on for extended periods. Mi...

hardware-pacers.com

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2014-03-21 01:38:28

Average rating:97

Microsofts newest Wireless Entertainment desktop comes in the slim and sleek package of the Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000. This desktop is a wonderfully crafted keyboard and mouse combination. The Entertainment Desktop 7000 has many features an...

Simple Install, Customizable buttons make using the computer as enjoyable and easy as possible, Slim design keyboard makes using this system very comfortable and portable, Many customizable and convenient buttons make work as simple as possible, User frie...
Top functional panel registers accidental keystrokes (too sensitive)...
The Microsoft Entertainment Desktop 7000 is a remarkable keyboard and mouse combination that gives a users a plethora of combinations and uses. From wireless freedom and cursor control in a single keyboard device to amazing response from a wireless mo...