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- Platform: Nintendo Wii
- Media: Accessory
- Item Quantity: 1
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A full-sized computer-style keyboard with simple Plug-and-Play functionality, Powerboard is perfect for online gaming. Save time when typing messages to other players and concentrate on the task in hand!Powerboard boasts a top-quality, professional-style keyboard, with a comfortable, tactile design. It includes a full range of function keys and a numeric keypad. Its ten-foot cable gives you plenty of room when using it, and best of all, it's been designed to match your PS3, and so it won't look out of place sitting next to your console.
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Please note this keyboard is the UK layout
Powerboard is a full-sized computer-style keyboard that offers wireless connectivity, so there are no leads to trip over. It's perfect for online gaming - save time when typing messages to other players and concentrate on the task in hand.
Powerboard boasts a top-quality, professional-style keyboard, with a comfortable, tactile design. It includes a full range of function keys and a numeric keypad. It has a range of up to 30 feet, so you can use it from anywhere in the room. Best of all, it's been designed to match your Wii, so it won't look out of place sitting next to your console.
- Compact and super slim.
- Boasts 87 Keys.
- Ideal for gaming and online.
- Glossy white finish.
- Compact, easy-to-handle size.
- 2.4Ghz Wireless Technology.
- Up to 30ft Range.
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
Now using the wii for hotmail or facebook is actually possible. No more one finger typing using the remote, you can actually write stuff in decent time without the annoying vibration. Simple to install, it's well worth it if you're not only surfing the web but paddling too from time to time.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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Fun:
My daughter purchased this and it is definately not the perfect solution to wii surfing.The keyboard randomly goes into num lock mode and thus types wrong characters.The dongle also loses signal and requires removal and replug to get it working again (four times to write this review!).This may be a faulty unit but it is drving me mad.I also found the lack of instructions regarding shortcuts frustrating particulalrly with regards to the S1 and S2 keys which must have a mystery function.Use of control and arrows does help navigate pages a bit.However, the use of the remote to select rather than a keyboard enter is also time wasting and pointless! This might suffice for Facebook but I doubt it. If I had purchased this I would be putting it in the bin and booting up my PC for going online.OK for typing when it works-thus two stars;rubbish dongle worth no stars! I cannot recomend in its current form.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I a good addition to the wii products. Makes it faster and easier to surf the web on the wii instead of having to fiddle with the wii remote all the time.
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Useful, and cheap
I realised the Wii could not get internet access, so thought this would be useful, but as I didn't intend to be using it a lot I didn't want to spend a heap of money. Read more
Published 24 months ago by Phil, Belfast
Does what it says on the Tin !!!
Never knew you could have a keyboard and internet on the web with your wii all i can say its fine easy to set up and thank you amazon !!!!
Published on 4 April 2010 by Mr. T. E. Harney
key board
wireless keyboard has a fault which locks on numberlock so you have to keep taking out the batteries to reset
Published on 2 Feb 2010 by Mr. J. M. Billings
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