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IBM USB Keyboard with UltraNav ( 31P8950 )
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: IBM
Color: Black
EAN: 0087944859468
Item Dimensions: 15016804001040
Keyboard Description: QWERTY
Label: IBM
Manufacturer: IBM
Model: S2537128
MPN: S2537128
Publisher: IBM
Studio: IBM
Warranty: 1 year warranty
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Editorial Review:
Bring legendary IBM ThinkPad notebook keyboard look and feel to IBM desktop systems or to ThinkPad docking solutions. For the ultimate in pointing flexibility, this multi-pointing system combines an IBM-customized touch pad and the latest TrackPoint device. The two, built-in USB ports conveniently provides for additional expansion. Plus, it's the only external keyboard that allows you close the ThinkPad notebook LCD and still access key ThinkPad notebook features requiring the function (Fn) key, such as system sleep and suspend.Adjustable keyboard feet provide for three levels of typing comfort; flat (folded under), level-1 and level-2. Integrated keyboard cord wrap lets you adjust the length of the cord for use or storage. Function (Fn) key provides access to key ThinkPad notebook features such as (depending on model) speaker volume, LCD/external monitor select, LCD brightness, system sleep and suspend controls. IBM ThinkPad UltraNav, an example of IBM ThinkVantage Design, lets you choose which pointing device to use: TrackPoint, touchpad, or both. And, it eliminates the need for an external mouse and saves desktop space.The IBM USB Keyboard with UltraNav is supported on the following IBM systems: IBM-compatible desktop or ThinkPad notebook system (not compatible with notebooks other than IBM ThinkPad). Full functionality of ThinkPad hot keys will be with the following ThinkPad models: 2681, 2682, 2683, 2672, 2673, 2366, 2367, 2652, 2653, 2658, 2659, 2677. All others, including desktops, will have some non-functioning ThinkPad hot keys.For a complete compatibility list please refer to the original manufacturer's web site.
Customer Reviews
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Rating: - No Mouse Needed
If you spend a lot of time in front of a computer, you should invest the money to get the right keyboard for your usage. Lenovo's UltraNav keyboard rates somewhere between three-and-a-half stars and four stars for those who risk carpel tunnel syndrome from overuse of computer mice, e.g., in corporate financial analyst circles. The UltraNav keyboard mitigates problems caused from overuse of computer mice by incorporating TrackPoint and touchpad pointing devices on the keyboard itself. Compared to ... Read More
Rating:  - Excellent Design, poor execution - Clicker Issues...
I've purchased two of these. On both of them, the left clicker (keyboard section) is intermittent. Sometimes I think I need to keep a hammer close by.
I had one replaced via Warranty and the replacement had the same exact issue so I can only think it's a design issue.
It's been 2 years since I bought one. Has this issue been resolved?
Rating: - great keyboard, where is the WIRELESS version?
as the others have said, this is a great keyboard, particularly if you are accustomed to or like the Thinkpad touchpoint keyboard environment. the keys have enough travel to make it feel like actually typing.
my only complaint is that this is a perfect keyboard to have a wireless version of. its light, easy to use, and you dont need a mouse. I have a wireless mouse and keyboard in my living room for use with a media center PC attached to my stereo and flat screen monitor and if this ... Read More
Rating: - Great keyboard
Been using this keyboard for about a month now and love it. I've always typed better (70+ wpm) on laptop keyboards when compared to desktop keyboards (50+ wpm). I even used a Microsoft Natural keyboard for a number of years until I realized that I do better on laptop keyboards. I've also been having wrist pain when using a mouse. I do not get this pain when using the touch points/touch pads on laptops. I started "The Hunt" for a desktop USB full size laptop keyboard with a built in touch pad/touch ... Read More
Rating:  - As advertised - Thinkpad experience on the desktop!
If you're a ThinkPad lover like me, this is the desktop keyboard for you. It delivered everything it advertised, which is that same Thinkpad keyboard experience for the desktop that you get on your T61 or whatever version thinkpad you have with the dual UltraNav and Touchpad keyboard. I had grown weary of my mouse and wanted a keyboard where my hands could stay in one place. What's also nice is that this keyboard has the number pad on the right, which really is necessary for a desktop keyboard. The real ... Read More
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