Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000
The Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000 sports a novel shape that most users find very comfortable to work with. For those who spend a lot of time working on a PC, it is important to set-up yourself properly and comfortably. This is the only way you will be productive, and the Ergonomic Desktop 7000 makes that a reality.
The Ergonomic Desktop 7000 is designed in such a way that the hands are positioned naturally. There is no twisting and turning at unnatural angles. Every part of the hand, from the wrist to the forearm, sits comfortably. The 14-degree Gable makes the keyboard very gentle on the wrist. There is also the 12-degree split natural act that mimics the curve of the fingertips. The other slope, the 7-degree reverse one, is also for the comfort of the wrist.
The Ergonomic Desktop 7000 works wireless for a distance of up to thirty feet. This is more than enough since few people sit that far from the screen anyway. There is a battery indicator; hence, users do not run the risk of being caught by surprise by dead batteries. A four star rating suits this keyboard well.
Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000 Features and Specifications
• Mouse fits your hand as naturally as a handshake
• System Requirements – Windows Vista, Windows XP Professional, Home, Media Center Edition
• High Definition Laser Technology gives the Mouse more precision, more responsiveness, and smoother tracking
• Tablet PC Edition, 60 MB free space, USB port and CD drive
• Advanced Ergonomic Design promotes a more natural hand, wrist, and forearm position for greater comfort
• Mouse & Keyboard 2.4 GHz Wireless Technology connects wirelessly right out of the box with virtually no interference
Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000 Reviews
People who use the computer all day long did most of the reviews. This is good since they are best persons to give the reviews of the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000 under intense usage. Some reviews mentioned episodes of erratic behavior on the Ergonomic Desktop 7000 because of the wireless feature. This, they claim, can easily be noticed if the user has a fast typing speed.
The response of the space bar (which has to be pressed on the center) is not as good as it should be. Most reviews mention this as a serious drawback. They say you have to press it to get it to work. Some reviews also mentioned sticking keys as an occasional problem. Users have also complained that the letters on the keyboard wear out rather fast. A number of them also had a problem with the size of the Ergonomic Desktop 7000, saying it is too bulky.
One of the best features of the Ergonomic Desktop 7000 is the padded wrist rest. Some users who do not normally remember the short cut key strokes found the keyboard very useful since the short cuts are marked on it. There is a one-touch provision for the calculator, spell check, print and others. The Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000 can be set to many different positions; nearly every user has his or her own favorite position.


