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Step 1
Look at various models and brands of wireless keyboards. Many wireless keyboards incorporate Bluetooth technology, which is considered especially reliable.
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Step 2
Be sure the wireless keyboard you purchase is compatible with your CPU.
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Step 3
Understand the types of wireless keyboards, including the wireless multimedia keyboard. The ideal wireless multimedia keyboard has several shortcut keys for applications.
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Step 4
Learn the range of the wireless keyboard. In other words, check the keyboard's specifications to see how far it should be kept from the CPU.
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Step 5
Get a feel for the actual keys before you decide to invest. Some people like hard keys; others prefer a soft feel.
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Step 6
Check the keys for signs of wobbling, which is the first indicator of poor quality in a keyboard.
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Step 1
Compare prices online and at local computer stores. You may find online prices are lower. Be sure, however, to study dealer details carefully before buying online. Check out reviews of the dealer.
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Step 2
Check out online buyers’ guides such as Epinions and MySimon (see links, below). These sites compare brands of wireless keyboard and list numerous vendors along with prices. Place your order through a reliable online store or directly on the Web site of the brand you choose.










