Apple Wireless Keyboard
From Mac Guides
Apple announced the Apple Wireless Keyboard at the Apple Expo in September 2003. It uses Bluetooth technology to connect with Bluetooth enabled computers. In 2007, the keyboard was redesigned with a thin aluminum enclosure.
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Aluminum Wireless Keyboard
Apple released a redesigned wireless keyboard in August 2007. It featured an ultra-thin design with keys reminiscent of the MacBook. As with its previous counterpart, the keyboard does not act as a USB hub. Unlike the original wireless keyboard, this one has no number pad.
Original Wireless Keyboard
Apple released their first wireless keyboard in September 2003.
Features
- The keyboard can work up to 10 meters (33 feet) away from the computer.
- 128-bit encryption prevents transmissions from being intercepted maliciously.
- Uses 3 AA batteries (ships with Lithium batteries).
- On/Off Switch
- 16-function keys, full numeric keypad, document navigation keys and inverted-T arrow keys.
- Audio controls and optical drive eject keys.
Notes
This keyboard does not function as a USB hub, unlike other Apple keyboards. There are no USB connectors.
System Requirements
Requires a Bluetooth enabled Macintosh (either built-in or using the qualified D-Link DBT-120 USB Bluetooth Adapter (Hardware version B2 or later. Older D-Link DWB-120M adapters are not supported). Mac OS X, v10.2.6 or higher required.
