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Logitech Cordless Number Pad for Notebooks
Studio : Logitech
by Logitech
Brand : Logitech
Model : 920-000217
Publisher : Logitech
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Color : Black
EAN : 0097855044938
UPC : 097855044938
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 25 reviews)
List Price : $39.99
Our Price : $22.99
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Box Contents - Logitech Cordless Number Pad for Notebooks, 2.4 GHz storable micro-receiver, Pouch, 2 AAA alkaline batteries, and User guide
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System Requirements - Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista and USB port
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Product Description |
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Run the numbers on the road with the Logitech Cordless Number Pad for Notebooks. Use one-touch application keys for instant access to Excel, Calculator, and the Web. Extra shortcut keys speed up Excel operations. |
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Very nice |
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For a simple product, this is very nice. Attractive in appearance. Best of all, there are three handy buttons on top for the calculator program, MS Excel, or for the internet. You can do quite a bit with this little thing. I like it and use it all the time. |
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Works great |
This pad worked right out of the box on my Dell laptop with Vista OS. Just plugged in the USB adapter. That's all. The keys are springy and feel good when pressed, not like laptop keys. They feel like real keyboard keys. It also works if the USB port is on the other side of the laptop than the pad.
I bought this for my accounting classes because I didn't want to buy a huge 17" laptop and I cannot hunt and peck for number keys in a row, on a regular laptop keyboard. |
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Very good experience |
The order went very easy and the item came in earlier than expected...which is always the best!
Thanks!
kim |
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Useless for me... |
I purchased this keypad thinking it would actually operate as a full-fledged numeric keypad (with num lock and cursor direction keys).
The goal was to use it for entering data and moving around spreadsheets as I would a normal keypad. But, even more importantly, to use it from within my favorite terminal emulator on an OpenVMS system (which uses every key on the keypad to move around in the built-in editors). The latter works quite well with full-fledged USB plug-in keyboards.
Anyhow, needless to say, without the number lock and cursor movement keys, this otherwise sturdy and apparently well-built keypad is a paper weight. I would give it zero stars, but apparently Dvd-books will not let me.
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Great!!! |
Its just great!!! easy to use, commfortable and also looks nice...
The best I've used so far. If only had a screen to use it as a calculator would be perfect.
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