![]() ![]() Logitech K810/K811 is so excellent piece of design and engineering, with such an outstanding typing experience, that I just cannot stop marvelling at it every day I use these things – and I have purchased several, despite the rather steep price. The key travel in either of these, otherwise pretty excellent PCs is just too shallow to allow for high-speed typing – at least for me, your mileage may vary. Both on my Macbook Pro and Vaio Z3 I have now set up the illuminated bluetooth keyboard by Logitech: K810 model for Vaio, K811 for Mac. My optimal system at the moment is based on some very nice gear Logitech has developed. In my case, I suffer from chronic carpal tunnel syndrome and simply cannot work with non-ergonomic mouses, keyboards or touchpads – and I regularly rotate and try all sorts of mouse replacements and other add-ons. Setting up the external keyboard and external touchpad might make nevertheless sense for longer working sessions. Adding an external keyboard and touchpad might be a way to give some extra life to an older system, while the downside of such “hybrid system” will unavoidably be that you’ll lose the simplicity of being able to just open the laptop cover and quickly start working. ![]() ![]() Win8 or Win10, it is often in the control, or human interface hardware where the support is lacking. While older laptops might have still the processing power or even the disk space to run e.g. As operating systems evolve, so do the ways of interacting with them. ![]()
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