Pros: Touchpad and keyboard all in one Slim PS/2 Black

Cons: Bought two - Cracked the front near the two buttons on both.

Overall Review: Wanted something that I could type on and navigate with while lying on the bed. This was perfect. The size was great. It is also nice for a portable Lan party or if you have limited desk space and can do without a mouse.

Pros: Verry compact.. yet can still type great. Touch pad feels verry responsive and makes inputs a walk in the park.

Cons: Different to get useto the buttons below the trackpad but not bad.

Overall Review: Verry good solution for terminal type computers, or servers for that matter.

Pros: Nice and compact.

Cons: Getting the layout down.

Pros: Fit's just about anywhere

Cons: Bad support, no drivers, no configurablity.

Overall Review: The drivers for the touch pad did not come with the unit, and the SNY drivers that I've downloaded see it as as a standard wheel mouse, so you can NOT turn off 'tap to click'. That makes the thing just about unusable since it is so sensitive to tapping.

Pros: Small size, built-in touchpad, priced right

Cons: No 10-key pad, directional arrows are in awkward spot

Overall Review: I own three of these, mostly working in mobile (work vans), and on servers. Not something you wanna type your doctoral thesus on, but great if you need a small keyboard to punch in invoices, GPS directions, work on your server, etc. If available, get the one with the 10-key pad, though.

Pros: I am using this with a Mini-ITX I built. It matches the system perfectly. I use a laptop for work, so the touchpad suits me well. It's small and compact, which is what I wanted.

Cons: Only 1, I dislike keyboards without numpads. But I ordered this one to be compact, so it is my own fault.

Pros: Small keyboard with built-in touchpad saves a lot of space in a crowded workstation. I bought this keyboard about five years ago for use when troubleshooting peoples' computers before I got a nice KVM switch. The touchpad works as well as any notebook touchpad. The keyboard includes two Windows keys and a context menu key, which is nice for us Windows keyboard shortcut users.

Cons: My number one complaint about this keyboard is the key layout. The tilde (~) key is next to the spacebar rather than the 1 key; the right shift key is indented two keys, so my attempts to hit shift often end up pressing the up arrow. Making matters worse is that some of the navigation keys are even more narrow than the rest of the keys. The keyboard feels very cramped, more than even a notebook keyboard. I'm not sure why, except that it's perhaps the small keytops which are much narrower than most keyboards.

Pros: It is small and sturdy and works. Heavy feel that I prefer and a touch pad that doesn't make you fell like you are doing hand exercises it is so smooth. I can now sit in my recliner and use my 52 inch wide-screen as a monitor - does not get any better than that. I often spend 16 hours writing and I bought this so when my back gives out and I'm on a roll, I can kick back and keep writing. It is from newegg - no worries there.

Cons: The keys take getting used to. I normally do not like any keys that are right next to the Backspace/enter/shift keys but when typing in my recliner it doesn't seem to be a problem - my elbows rest on the sides of the recliner and it gives me more control. At least I think this is the reason - whatever - it works this way best. It has an extremely senitive touchpad which makes it not such a great desktop board.

Overall Review: I would not recommend this as a primary desktop board. That is like asking for the moon for the price of cheap touch-pad desktop board.