Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 3000

By DigitalVersus on August 17, 2011

The Microsoft Comfort Curve 2000 keyboard went on sale back in 2005, and has only now been replaced by the Comfort Curve 3000. It's quieter with stiffer, less noisy keys. Our biggest complaint is the glossy exterior which gets dirty very...

By LanOC Reviews on July 25, 2011

Microsoft has engineered the Comfort Curve 3000 to compete with the standard, flat keyboard, and in that aspect is passes with flying colors. They have also done very well keeping costs down to maintain a price point that appeals to the mainstream...

By Hardware-Pacers on July 02, 2011

Microsoft has developed a very nice comfort fit keyboard in the Comfort Curve Keyboard 3000. Very natural to the touch allows effortless keystrokes, while the price of $19.95 does not leave a user empty in the...

By I4U on June 28, 2011

The Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 3000 isn’t ideal for me and my typing style, but you may like this cheap ergonomic offering. Don't miss ... reviews Ultrathin 0.3mm Blue Flexible Waterproof Keyboard Review May 24 2011 Thin and...

By PCWorld France on October 17, 2011

Un clavier ergonomique signé Microsoft vendu à tout petit prix... Ne cherchez pas plus loin, tout est dans cette phrase. Pas parfait, loin de là, on est dans du périphérique...

By 01net on October 05, 2011

Un clavier connecté au port USB de son ordinateur, la belle affaire ! C’est déjà plus intéressant quand il est ergonomique et qu'il affiche un prix de 19,90 euros. Microsoft possède une solide expertise, plus...

By Les Numériques on August 16, 2011

Lancé fin 2005, le Comfort Curve 2000 est remplacé par le CC 3000, plus silencieux, à la frappe un peu plus dure et plus sourde. Notre principal regret : cette coque brillante, salissante et plus vraiment au goût du...