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Of these I used the Print Screen the maximum to take quick screenshots, but as an alternative I continue to use Snagit or Pearl Crescent Page Saver Firefox extension for this purpose. Missing keys – I really missed the popular 3 keys on the top right corner – Print Screen, Scroll Lock and Pause Break.The Eject key used to eject DVD on Mac also served no purpose now. Extra function keys from F13-F19 were of no use right now. Non working keys – some keys did not work since they had no function assigned to perform.Of course on Mac they had some more great functions to perform and could be easily customized.

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The function keys worked just as usual like F5 for refresh, F11 for full screen etc. Changed Keys – Some keys changed though like the Command key functioned as the Windows Key.The keyboard started working instantly at startup and continued to work just fine. I simply plugged in the USB cable into my Windows PC USB port and started it up.

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Upon unboxing the new keyboard, I found no CD or software to install. The Apple Keyboard installation was easier and smoother than I thought. The wireless mouse needs that space to fit in batteries. No USB ports – The wired version had enough space to fit in 2 USB ports in the footpads, which is great to attach the USB mouse and flash drives.

Wireless keyboards can run out of battery and make your computer tasks difficult till you replace them.

Batteries Needed – Wireless keyboards are powered by batteries (three AA batteries), while wired keyboards draw power from the USB port, which also makes them lighter.

Buying one more gadget to make a new gadget work… pass.

Bluetooth Adapter – My PC would required a bluetooth adapter to communicate with the wireless keyboard.

Bluetooth Required – While I was still concerned if the keyboard would work, adding another bluetooth compatibility issue was avoidable.

Missing keys – the middle column is gone in the wireless model – so no home, delete, end, page up or page down keys.

The wireless keyboard squeezes them in one corner to fit all keys in, making arrow keys difficult to use freely.

Small Arrow Keys – I play many games which require arrow keys to navigate.

No numeric keypad – I personally find the numeric keypad on the right side very useful in my daily computing tasks and calculations, but the wireless model has no numeric keypad.

Why I preferred a wired over the Apple wireless keyboard?

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But I still went ahead and bought the full size wired Apple keyboard with numeric keypads. There was no mention of Windows compatibility.

Mac computer with available USB 1.1 or USB 2.0 port.

I checked the Apple keyboard page, but the system requirements clearly stated I was always inspired to buy a Apple keyboard after I tried the amazing iMac at a friend’s place. Although I was concerned if the Apple keyboard would work properly without errors, it displayed an excellent compatibility with Windows and is totally amazing. I replaced my old Microsoft Windows Vista PC computer keyboard. I started using a new Apple Mac keyboard on my Windows PC computer.

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