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      Malaysia MYR 229
      Philippines PHP 4,995
      Singapore SGD 65
      Thailand THB 1,850

      Expert Reviews

      consumersearch.com
      Reviewed on 2011-01-01
      Comfortable, Easy to use, Customizable, Mac compatible,No USB hub, Stiff keys, some say, Noisy spacebar
      Although you can spend much more on an ergonomic keyboard, the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 is less expensive and easier to use than most, with a familiar layout that's tweaked to decrease hand and wrist stress. The unique curve of the key...
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      brighthub.com
      Reviewed on 2009-06-09
      The Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 4000 is currently Microsofts best-selling keyboard. Having used the keyboard for one year, I will provide you with a true review of all aspects of the MS Ergonomic 4000. FeaturesIntuitive zoom slider key 5 Hotkeys you...
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      Howstuffworks.com
      Reviewed on 2007-03-02
      Very comfortable, wrist rest and palm lift, multiple programmable buttonsSplit-key design not for everyone
      When it comes to ergonomic input devices, Microsoft has always been a reliable manufacturer. Thats why the Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 has to live up to a lot of hype. Luckily, this curvaceous and comfortable keyboard has no problem holding its ow...
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      about.com/compute
      Reviewed on 2006-12-29
      Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000Features of the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000The most noticeable feature of the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 is the split key design that positions the keys normal used by each hand at...
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      informationweek.com
      Reviewed on 2006-10-30
      The computer keyboard is the weakest link in the entire user interface. The standard Qwerty keyboard—named for the keys in the top left row—is a legacy from the original invention of the typewriter nearly 150 years ago. Letters that are freque...
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      applematters.com
      Reviewed on 2006-10-23
      Recently, when reviewing the iMac, some readers suggested there are better keyboards than Apple provides. Some recommended Microsoft’s Natural keyboards. Having used one at work ten years ago and been very happy with it, I decided - as the opportun...
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      maximumpc.com
      Reviewed on 2006-02-24
      Finding the perfect keyboard can be tricky, especially if you prefer the split “ergo” design to the traditional style—as the options for the former have become increasingly limited in recent years. Fortunately, we’ve long been able to count on Microsof...
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      bityard.com
      Reviewed on 2006-02-13
      Since the introduction of Microsoft’s first ergonomic keyboard, there hasn’t been another successful product. The Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 could be a winner.Based on the latest on ergonomic practice, the keyboard is presented in a sleek...
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      Atruereview.com
      Reviewed on 2006-02-10
      If you work in a position where all you do is type, you know how long hours make your hands ache. This is unless you have a good keyboard. My hands were killing me after typing for 8 hours at work, then coming home and doing some side work for another cou...
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      Techfreaks.org
      Reviewed on 2006-01-17
      You can not benchmark a keyboard. When it comes to purchasing a keyboard, especially an ergonomic one, people are looking for comfort. Sure, price and fancy buttons may play a role, but it all falls back to the feel of the keyboard. This is where Mi...
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      virtual-hideout.net
      Reviewed on 2006-01-01
      Today I have for you something Ive personally been waiting to arrive for some time now. A new black ergonomic keyboard from Microsoft. Its about time I say. The keyboard I present to you today is called the Microsoft Ergonomic 4000 Keyboard. ...
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      pcmag.com
      Reviewed on 2005-12-21
      For incredibly comfortable ergonomic designs, well take Microsoft products any day. The Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000s groundbreaking design features a split keyboard layout, a 14-degree rise in the center that angles the hands, a 7-degre...
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      pcadvisor.co.uk
      Reviewed on 2005-12-12
      Split keys: you either love them or hate them. The ergonomic design, built to reduce RSI and enhance your comfort, can take some time to get used to, but after going through a month of irritation relearning to type, a lot of people never go back from...
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      rbmods.com
      Reviewed on 2005-12-03
      Date 2005-12-03Provider: MicrosoftAuthor: BigManEditor: Princess AmmieMicrosoft Ergonomic keyboard 4000We checked out a mouse/keyboard kit about a week ago and today we have another keyboard from Microsoft. I have always been a fan of the natural keybo...
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      goodgearguide.com.au
      Reviewed on 2005-11-01
      Poor typing posture can wreak havoc on your wrists, but few people take the time to correct such hazardous habits. Enter Microsofts Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000. Although it took us a while to get used to the keyboards unconventional design, the r...
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      everythingusb.com
      Reviewed on 2005-11-01
      Comfortable, Fully customizable, Padded leatherette wrist rest, Encourages good posture, Mac compatiblePlay/Pause brings media application to foreground, No integrted USB hub...
      A few months ago I felt something I've only heard about in the horror stories of my friends and the net. A sharp pain shot through my wrist, aggravated by the fact my desk was horribly higher than my chair at the time. Unfortunately, my wrist has never...
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      hardwarecentral.com
      Reviewed on 2005-09-20
      How ergonomic do you want to be?
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      cnet.com.au
      Reviewed on 2005-09-20
      Ergonomic design leads to wrist comfort, Enhanced function keys for common shortcuts, Five programmable favourites keys, Dedicated back/forward keys for Web surfingTakes up a lot of desktop space, Isnt compatible with PS/2 adapters
      Computer keyboards are like mattresses -- you dont know how crappy yours is until you try a good one. If you dont have an aversion to split keyboards, the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 can help you keep RSI therapy off your list of things...
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      cnet.com
      Reviewed on 2005-09-19
      <b>Spec:</b> 17 in, 0.264 mm, 1280 x 1024, TFT active matrix, PC, Mac<br> <b>Good:</b> Ergonomic design leads to wrist comfort; enhanced function keys for common shortcuts; five programmable favorites keys; dedicated back/forward keys for Web surfing.<br> <b>Bad:</b> Takes up a lot of desktop space; isnt compatible with PS/2 adapters.<br> <b>Bottomline:</b> Microsofts ergonomic keyboard is comfortable to use and supplies a few useful extras.<br>
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      CNET.co.uk
      Reviewed on 2005-09-19
      Ergonomic design leads to wrist comfort; enhanced function keys for common shortcuts; five programmable favourites keys; dedicated back/forward keys for Web surfingTakes up a lot of desktop space; isnt compatible with PS2 adapters
      Microsofts ergonomic keyboard is comfortable to use and supplies a few useful extras ...
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