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Logitech Cordless Desktop MX 5500 Revolution Review
Posted by Regeneration on May 19th, 2008, 08:27 PM

More often now then in the past, on market appear combos of earlier models of keyboards and mouses from Logitech. Cordless Desktop MX 5500 Revolution is typical representative of this kind of set. Keyboard present in this set is derivate of famous G15, while choice for mouse is MX Revolution, model almost two years old, but still unbeaten in many aspects.

Keyboard has LCD display which displays date and time, current room temperature (Celsius and Fahrenheit), calculator, information about songs played in media player, number of unread e-mails, etc. As far as we know Logitech is the only manufacturer who implemented Vista-friendly keys. In this case those are: Flip 3D, Media Center and Gadget keys that can be used for appropriate functions in Windows Vista OS. Additional keys are located to the left side and those are used for control of media player. Same keys can have more functions using Fn key which can be very useful.

Interesting and unusual function of this keyboard is counter of pressed keys. Thanks to this counter you can get exact statistics information of how many times have you pressed each key. Although this function is totally irrelevant it is possible to preserve this information even when changing batteries. The fact is that this keyboard uses four AA batteries but it can operate with just three of these so it is possible to change all four batteries and not lose settings and info about pressed keys.

You can read the entire review at InsideHW.

7 Comments
Im loosing 1-2 keyboards a year due to beer attack and other fluids , so getting some hq keyboard is no go for me

PS. Actualy last incident happened week back , it was some old keboard that supricly lived thru my 2 fist attacks (some buttons got broke in half , but they worked) and one beer , but it give up on the second beer.

Last edited by nCaine; May 19th, 2008 at 09:17 PM..
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I agree with nCaine. It's hard for end-users to keep keyboards for a while, paying 150 euros for this keyboard+mouse is pointless. Get some cheap and good keyboard instead, like I do.
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I've kept my original keyboard in almost mint condition (despite heavy use) since 1999. The last time I ever felt the urge to pound a keyboard was when I was 9 years old.
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I've kept my original keyboard in almost mint condition (despite heavy use) since 1999. The last time I ever felt the urge to pound a keyboard was when I was 9 years old.

Cool

Meybe it culd be PRIZE in next member contest

Last edited by nCaine; May 20th, 2008 at 05:48 PM..
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I've kept my original keyboard in almost mint condition (despite heavy use) since 1999.
Yeah, right.
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The only 2 buttons that have worn are 'S' and 'D'. Plus I clean it every couple of months.
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I would never pay that much for a keyboard (i mean its just a keyborad, who cares?) but ive only killed two keyboards in my life, if you have any self control at all then there is no reason why you should be killing em, spilling is probably the #1 way they die, thats how both of the ones i killed went but 2 in 10 years isnt bad cinsidering i always have a drink beside my computer.
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