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By swapping the magnetically attached modules on the left or right side of the keyboard, the Kensington SlimBlade Media Notebook Set can be instantly transformed into whatever combination you need. The result is total control of your media and home workspace. Add the 17-keys wireless keypad when needed for crunching numbers Goes into sleep mode when your notebook does Add a media remote to enjoy your digital media and control Windows Media Center and Front Row from anywhere in the room
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Kensington Wireless Keyboard Nice Looking BUT . . .
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This set looks great on-line, but there are some negatives. It looks and feels like it is well made. However the high gloss plastic that encircles the keyboard is prone to pick-up fingerprints like they are going out of style. The keys are spaced close together, so do not plan on buying this keyboard if you are someone who spends long hours in front of the computer. You will have issues with pain and discomfort withint a matter of hours, and I mean that when I say it. We use it for our home computer where most navigating is done via a mouse instead of a keyboard.
Rating: 
(4
out of 5) @ 2008-11-20
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Unnecessarily difficult to replace batteries.
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Looks good. Works good enough, but it is unnecessarily difficult to put in batteries. Thought I was going to break the door on the mouse and on the keyboard each time. Wish it were rechargeable.
Rating: 
(3
out of 5) @ 2008-11-20
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Wonderful
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Very well made. Keyboard is solid. Great feel. Easy setup. Mouse is a bit too low profile and not the most comfortable for me, but it is designed to be portable. Great idea to have the number pad detachable. I tested the mouse at 20 feet away and it still works great. If you use your your HDTV as a monitor, and the HDTV is far from the computer, this mouse/keyboard combination is a must. If you are just looking for a small high quality portable keyboard (or you don't have loads of desk space), this keyboard beats any of the small keyboards out there.
Also, I have a wireless b/g network and there have been no interference problems.
I will probably buy a second keyboard.
Rating: 
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-11-07
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nice keyboard
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The keyboard doesn't have the 10-key keyboard on it so it is just the right length for short-armed persons, especially me. It works by battery so it doesn't have any lights which means you don't know when you're in the CAPS mode, but I can live without that knowing that my arm doesn't have to be stretched to use a mouse.
The mouse didn't work right and the battery cover didn't stay closed. I gave up on it and used my old mouse. I sure am glad that I was able to use my wired mouse with the new keyboard.
It has a wireless 10 key keypad but I don't use it. No light on it either.
Rating:
(4
out of 5) @ 2008-10-31
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Perfect fit!
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This setup replaced a Gyration keyboard/mouse combo on a Media Center PC (the mouse battery life was down to a few minutes and the keyboard was always a little mushy for my taste.)
The build quality is quite good, and the footprint is perfect for my needs. The keyboard feels a lot like a good laptop keyboard...shallow yet solid action. The only gripe I have is with the layout of the CTRL, Windows, ALT, and Apple keys to the left of the space bar. The inclusion of the Apple key forces the others to be skinnier than usual, which is forcing me to look when I need the CTRL and ALT keys.
The mouse is nice, and I could really get used to the ball they've used instead of the typical mouse wheel. It's the perfect control if you deal with documents or web pages that require horizontal scrolling in addition to the usual vertical scrolling.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-10-22
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