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Apple USB Keyboard - White

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Connectivity Technology	USB
Brand	Apple
Number of Buttons	109
Keyboard Description	QWERTY

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OS Compatibility - Apple Mac OS X 10.2
Includes integrated USB cable
Has 15 full size Function keys provide a variety of short cuts to common tasks
Convenient multimedia keys provide immediate access for users of Mac OS
Includes additional full-size keys for Page Up and Down, Home and End, Insert and forward Delete

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Color	White	White	Silver	Silver Brushed Aluminum	white
Connectivity Technology	USB	Wired	Wireless	Wired	Wired
Hardware Interface	USB	USB	Bluetooth	USB	—
Item Dimensions	18 x 5 x 2.2 inches	17.6 x 6.4 x 1.5 inches	17.5 x 5 x 0.79 inches	17.72 x 6.3 x 1.18 inches	5.4 x 17.5 x 0.78 inches
Item Weight	2.00 lbs	1.35 lbs	0.86 lbs	1.63 lbs	1.02 lbs

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Product description

The 109-key Apple Keyboard features full-size cursor keys perfect for zipping up, down and sideways in a game or on a spreadsheet. Special keys provide immediate access to the system audio level (volume up, down, mute) as well as ejecting media from the Mac optical drive. Additionally,16 full-size function keys give applications plenty of ways to provide short cuts to common tasks. The Apple Keyboard also comes with additional full-sized keys for Page Up and Down, Home and End, Insert and forward Delete.

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Product Dimensions

18 x 5 x 2.2 inches

Item Weight

2 pounds

Manufacturer

Apple Computer

Language

English

ASIN

B0000ACOBG

Item model number

M9034LL/A

Customer Reviews

257 ratings

4.0 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#5,525 in Computer Keyboards

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

September 21, 2003

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Apple White USB Keyboard used good condition with normal wear and tear may have scratch or tape marks. No Shipping to out of Country or PO Box. No Shipping to Alaska or Hawaii

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Emil

Loved it once I fixed the keyboard

Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2015

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I love the keyboard, but was disappointed that when I received it, the RETURN and right SHIFT keys would not work. I checked and found that the metal springs were loose. Being a sort of handyman, I popped the keys and placed the metal springs in their right places. And it works perfectly now. I am using this keyboard now to type this review and I've not used a keyboard like this since the days of the IBM mechanical keyboards - it is just nice. One more thing so that everyone is aware is that these keyboards are old (but working) and are used. There are some dirt underneath the keys, but a quick spray of air cleaned it up. I will in the future pop every key on this keyboard and clean it. I only gave it 4 stars because of the malfunctioning springs for 2 keys, but this keyboard is perfect. Will have to get another one soon.

UPDATE 3-Nov-2015: Left arrow key is non-functional. Will have to check and see what is the matter with it. Also, zero key on numeric pad sticks and some keys also stick, but this should be fixed once I remove all the keys and clean the keyboard. Hopefully, that will fix the non-functional left arrow key. But for a used keyboard, this is OK.

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Slippy

Good stuff.

Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2016

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Man, I'll be honest, this was used, from SmartBuy. The unit is exactly as described, and how I expected it to be.

That said. Man used keyboards are disgusting.

Even this unit that looked nice and clean, once you popped those keycaps off. Gross. Someone had pets. Pets that shedded.

However, twenty minutes with some latex gloves, and 91% Iso Alcohol, popped off all the keycaps, de-grossed them, pulled out all the hair clumps, and it's a darn good condition keyboard.

Not quite mechanical in feel, but certainly the best membrane keyboard I've used in a long time.

I'm considering popping the caps back off and doing a very light coating of silicone grease (haven't really researched it), but I bet it'll make the keys a little more fluid.

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DC gal

the perfect keyboard

Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2015

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I'm a fast writer -- co-workers have stopped to marvel at the sound I make when I'm really rolling. . But I can never seem to actually get rolling on those miserable little aluminum keyboards like the one that came with my iMac. I spent a long time trying to get Dragon Naturally Speaking for Mac to work, until I finally realized I just needed a better keyboard. As others have said, this is perfect. I don't even think about my typing, the words just flow out my brain, through my fingers and onto the screen with no issues. Sometimes Apple goes overboard in trying to make things look good and sacrifices functionality, and those aluminum keyboards are an example of that.

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carloseap

Solid keyboard for the price

Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2013

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Since this specific model of keyboard stopped being manufactured years ago, your best bet for finding one in decent condition is to write the seller and ask him to send you close up pictures of the item.

Mine was in regular shape, but very, very nasty. I read somewhere that there are more germs and bacteria on keyboards that on a toilet itself. Therefore, my first task was to disassemble the keyboard wearing latex gloves and o clean and disinfect each and every key. The keys are easy to remove, by applying pressure at the bottom with a flat screwdriver. They have clips that easily allow you to replace the keys you removed by applying pressure. There are visual guides on youtube and google on how to disassemble the keyboard.

After about 1.5 hours of work, my keyboard looked much better, and I had complete confidence to start using it.

As other people stated, this keyboard's repeat rate is kinda slow, even after adjusting it on the System Preferences keyboard section.

It's definitely not a "clicky" keyboard, for those old fashioned users who enjoy the noise.

It's also not meant for fast typists. But the design is very beautiful, and it's very comfortable to use, once you get used to it.

I especially like the fact that it's on the heavy side, meaning it doesn't slide or move when I am typing fast or playing first person shooter games.

All in all, a good product, that does require some maintenance if you want to keep it looking clean.

If you are a nostalgia buff, and you want to have a solid desktop keyboard that looks great, buy one today, before they are gone for good!!

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Naida Garrett

Apple Keyboard

Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2012

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WOW! I had a 5 year old keyboard for my 5 year old Apple. I had worn off the black letters from the keys. Had worn away the little locater bumps on the J and the F. My E stuck in the down position, and my left shift wouldn't work consistently. In NO Way due to the keyboard's fault: but to my constant use writing, and to my hard touch on a key board. New one just arrived minutes ago, and it is WONDERFUL. Plugged that baby in, and took right off. Even made my mouse (the mighty Mouse it's called) more crisp. I'm taking the advice of another commentor here, and ordering a 2nd one, just in case Apple quits making them. Would be peace of mind to know I had another five years hence. WOW!

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John Willis

A Classic

Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2014

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A rare find, and a gem of a keyboard.

Apple has released several keyboards, including the ones Steve Jobs hated.

This keyboard is from an earlier era and its past its prime, but its universally supported up and down the timeline as far as I can see.

It will work with a PC, the Apple and Ctrl keys are swapped on a PC.. but you get used to it.. or windows has always had a switch to automatically do it in settings.

I prefer to use this however with an Apple Mac Mini 2011.

The keys are not Alps or Cherry MX, they are "soft" and quiet but I think that's the point. They are ergonomically and artistically if not esthetically shaped and arranged. There are are two USB ports on top of the front facing edge, accessible, but pointing away from the user almost as if to hide any cable or USB device you might plug into it.

The white cable is a little on the short side compared to most keyboards, so plan accordingly.

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