Review: Apple Keyboard and Wireless Keyboard

Provided you like its MacBook-like keys, Apple's wired Keyboard is a solid offering. But it's the smaller Wireless Keyboard that stands out from the crowd.

Review: Matias Folding Keyboard

Despite a few key-placement oddities, Matias’s Folding Keyboard is a unique portable accessory that lets you pack a full-size keyboard in a relatively small amount of space. However, the lack of a locking mechanism makes it a poor choice for use on your lap.

Battery tests: The new MacBook and MacBook Pro

While the new Macbooks and Macbook Pros do not have the battery capacity that many users demand for a travel laptop, they still should get your through most feature length movies.

Review: i-Rocks i-mini X-Slim keyboard

i-Rocks' KR-6170M i-mini X-Slim offers surprisingly good typing feel for such an inexpensive keyboard, but you do get what you pay for: it offers none of the special features and extra keys that are common these days, and it has some key-layout oddities that may frustrate touch typists.

Review: Razer ProType keyboard

Razer's ProType is a unique keyboard that offers many specialized and programmable keys, as well as an integrated iPod dock. However, its size and system requirements may turn off some potential buyers.

Review: Enhanced Visibility Keyboard

VisiKey’s Wired Enhanced Visibility Internet Keyboard is unique among keyboards we’ve tested in that it’s designed for increased visibility. It also has a number of useful multimedia features and programmable buttons. However, the quality of its keys hampers an otherwise solid offering.