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kalkin:

I'm building a cab with a retractable keyboard shelf and now I'm looking for a suitable small cordless keyboard. I'm guessing an IR keyboard won't work since I want to be able to put it ontop the control panel without any IR receivers sticking out of the cab. Does anyone know if there are any RF mini-keyboards around? The only ones I found are IR.


Amra:

You know, if you had a smoke monitor cover, you could have an IR reciever and noone would be able to tell... ;)

Of however you can accept no less then RF then try this Logitech solution...

http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm?page=products/details&CRID=1&CONTENTID=5057&countryid=19&languageid=1

Lilwolf:

You are looking for RF (RadioFrequency).  This doesn't require any Line of Site.  So perfect for a closed cabinet.

I bought one at big lots for 20 bucks.  It also came with a RF mouse.  But realized something... it SUCKED!  I had to return it 3 times to get one that didn't work... I took it apart and fixed it myself.  

Now, there is also nice RF keyboards and mice.  They go for around 50 - 100 bucks.  I hear these are REAL nice.  If you plan on using them daily, I would recommend spending the extra cash.

Smittydc:

I've been happy with logitech's wireless keyboard and mouse -- I wouldn't call it "mini", but it's not huge.

Carsten Carlos:


--- Quote ---bought one at big lots for 20 bucks.  It also came with a RF mouse.  But realized something... it SUCKED!  I had to return it 3 times to get one that didn't work...
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I had one of these also. No more RF-controlled devices in my cab!  >:(

Anyway, when I'm done with my frontend keyboard should only be needed for service issues.

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