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Encyclopedia > Apple Wireless Keyboard

The Apple Wireless Keyboard is a wireless keyboard built for Macintosh computers. It interacts over Bluetooth wireless technology. The device takes 4 AA batteries, and has an ON/OFF switch on the bottom.

Wireless Keyboard on Apple.com


Also see Apple Wireless Mouse The Apple Wireless Mouse is a one button mouse built for Macintosh computers. ...


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Apple - Keyboard (279 words)
With its elegant anodized aluminum enclosure, the Apple Keyboard looks equally at home in your living room or on your desk.
Intelligent power management conserves battery life by automatically powering down the keyboard when you’re not using it and turning it on the instant you start typing.
When you pair the Apple Wireless Keyboard with a wireless Mighty Mouse, you get the ultimate in flexibility, style, and freedom.
Apple Wireless Keyboard Reviews. Keyboards Reviews by CNET. (515 words)
It is surrounded by an elegant, clear-plastic enclosure, and it rivals the Apple Wireless Mouse in good looks.
Apple fails to make any of the ergonomic tweaks that we've seen in some of its competitors' keyboards, but as a result, its keyboard features 16 function keys and a full numeric keypad and is still compact enough (4.75 by 17.5 by 1.3 inches) for a comfortable on-the-lap typing experience.
Apple claims that you'll get up to nine months of life out of the four standard AA batteries that power the Wireless Keyboard.
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