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Lenovo 73P2620 Enhanced Performance Keyboard

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  • Two built-in USB ports for additional desktop expansion
  • Multimedia pod with easy-to-use audio and video controls.
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  • Model Number: 73P2620
  • Connectivity Technology: Wired
  • Keyboard Description: QWERTY
  • Color: Black
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Product Dimensions 20.3 x 8.9 x 2.2 inches
Item Weight 3.4 pounds
Shipping Weight 3.4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
ASIN B0002376KW
Item model number 73P2620
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4.2 out of 5 stars 38 customer reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars
Best Sellers Rank #2,062 in Electronics > Accessories & Supplies > Computer Accessories > Keyboards, Mice & Accessories > Keyboards
Date first available at Amazon.com March 14, 2007

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This keyboard is not exactly a mainstream keyboard and you probably won't find it in a retail store.

It's a very nice keyboard though. It has two different angle positions besides just being flat. Plus it has a nice wrist rest. And if you like quick key buttons, the programmable top buttons are very nice, especially for the calculator. It's usually kind of baried in Windows.

Another great thing about this keyboard is the touch and feel. It responds quickly, yet lightly and it is quiet. The dual USB 2.0 ports are nice as well. More common now, but when this first came out, it was highly unusual. Unfortunately, the keyboard brand is now Lenovo instead of IBM, but other than that, cosmetically it is pretty much ideal and the black is very nice. I don't use the back/forward buttons very much, but when I have it was a nice touch.
The media controls have kind of a firm feel, I wish they were softer, but they work very well. The mute button is very handy too, especially when browsing sites with embedded music that you don't expect.

We have 3 of these keyboards in my family, I can definitely recommend it. I don't however recommned IBM/Lenovo's mice with the little up/down scroll button.

Oh, also the positioning of the USB ports might not allow big flash drives, etc.
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I got this keyboard wanting to get something a little different and a little quiet compared to what I'd be able to get at a local Best Buy for example if I were to just walk in and pick up any shiny keyboard.

That said this keyboard is rock solid. The feel combines some of the old school elements of the old clacking IBM keyboards with a new feel. It looks like a kind of retro device, but all the elements at the top are new in terms of functionality. Also on the 'new' side is the keys themselves. Being an IBM / Lenovo device the keys don't have that classic IBM clack clack sound, but are instead pretty silent and slick. That may or may not be a good thing depending on how much of an IBM follower you are, but otherwise it's something I like.

Overall I can recommend this to anyone looking for something different, and fans of the old IBM keyboards of the past. Definitely not entirely retro, but otherwise a very solid keyboard with modern conveniences.
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I've had this keyboard for over a year now and I am quite satisfied with it. I am not overly particular about keyboards but I have come to enjoy this one. The size and feel is great- there is little or no flex in the keyboard and the keys are responsive and feel very reassuring. The internet back and forward keys work well and i use them often. its set up just about perfectly so that you can wrap your left fingers just below the media and internet nav keys and use your thumb to control them all. The Access IBM button is great for use on a Lenovo box, but since I'm using mine on a laptop, it would be wonderful to have a function key that mimicked the fn controls on a notebook (in my case, fn+f4 renders sleep, etc). I got it in a set with the Lenovo mouse with the non-rolling scroll control and while it takes getting used to, I have come to use it happily as well. It should be noted, however that while most everything functions properly with this, some things don't like using it. I can get around it if i need to by plugging in any other common wheel mouse and then the Lenovo control seems to work fine from there on. While this is a hassle, I've only encountered 2 individual programs that wouldn't recognize this and they were not common. Overall, the keyboard is a great addition to my Lenovo computing family. Oh and the usb hub doesn't do a great job with supporting pretty much anything that doesn't run on its own external power source (low bus power supplied)
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I've been an IBM keyboard fan for over ten years now. This is yet another excellent product in my honest opinion. Well worth the price because it's a quality piece of equipment. The USB ports are a plus, and the feel is solid. While a lot of people are trying to go wireless I am bucking the trend with this one because of it's size and features. I have a few wireless keyboards. They sit in a drawer since I got this keyboard. None of them even come close to the feel and features this keyboard has. I really like the media player controls too. The mute and volume buttons get used almost constantly as I get phonecalls throughout the day while I'm listening to music on my PC. I didn't bother loading the software needed to program the other control buttons so I can't review their functions. I don't really see how using them would make life any easier so I just ignor them. The number pad is also a nice thing to have if you do a lot with numbers. I often have to type numbers so it just makes things easier for me. In short - Very nice keyboard for the money!
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My previous keyboard started to have problems so I looked for something like the old IBM keyboards which are beautiful . I found this newer Lenovo offering and decided to purchase it . I'm quite happy with it, not the least because it costs about $80 less than an actual IBM keyboard and feels about the same . It makes less noise, so people around me are happier since I am a noisy clickety-clack typist ( so I'm told ). My fingers can find all the keys easily and the black color complements my black Lenovo T60 laptop and monitor . The 'mute' button works on my current Debian 6 / Gnome 2 desktop and I just discovered some USB slots on the rear of the keyboard that will be handy .

As for negatives, there are few, but I suppose the key strike might be a *tad* too soft. I don't know how you could get it perfectly between too soft and too hard like the IBM keyboards , though . Generally, I'm happy with this keyboard . I wish I had bought this first before I bought a cheap $20 small USB Logitech keyboard at BestBuy a few weeks ago . That was too small , too cramped . This one, just right !
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