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VidaBox Premium Wireless Keyboard review - Introduction

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 11/06/2009 03:00 PM [ 3] 0 comment(s)

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Vidabox Premium Wireless Keyboard

VidaBox Premium Wireless Keyboard with embedded Laser Trackball

We here at Guru3D are not just  pure hardcore hardware aficionado's .. we are HTPC enthusiasts as well. We've checked out out our share of HTPC chassis, decoding high-definition content over the graphics card and well .. a lot of HTPC peripherals over time really.

The one thing that always somewhat irritates me with HTPCs is the fact that there are no really good and affordable remote controls out there for you to be able to quickly navigate though Media Center, Media Portal or whatever you are running. Some of you don't even have that HTPC software installed and simply use Media Player Classic HTPC edition, especially with that dynamic going on it's handy to simply use a keyboard and mouse. However being in a Home Theater environment it's not exactly handy to have a mouse and big keyboard next to you on the couch or the sheer fact alone that they are out of range really quickly might be bothersome.

As such we see a new trend develop, after the complete failure of Microsoft's MC keyboard -- which they refused to deliver with a IR receiver ?! Companies now are picking up that segment of the market by introducing small yet fully functional keyboards, with included trackball and with an exceptional range. Very handy, and not entirely shameful to have sitting next to you on that couch -- you potato you.

Today we review such a product, it's the VidaBox Premium Wireless Keyboard with Laser Trackball, have a peek at the picture and then let's browse to the next page where we'll have a look at the product.
 

Vidabox Premium Wireless Keyboard




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