A) October 1999 B) June 22, 1999 C) February 1998 D) November 17, 1997
A) November 1997 B) February 1998 C) October 1999 D) June 1999
A) US$45.00 B) US$74.95 C) US$128.00 D) US$64.95
A) Key Tronic B) IBM C) Logitech D) Microsoft
A) 25% B) 50% C) 10% D) 18%
A) Bluetooth B) Parallel C) USB D) Serial
A) Cross-like layout B) Square layout C) Circular layout D) Linear layout
A) In the center B) On the sides C) In the back D) In the front
A) In the back B) In the front C) It had no feet D) On the sides
A) Five B) Four C) Only one D) At least two
A) White with blue lettering B) White with black lettering C) Silver with black lettering D) Grey with red lettering
A) Blue with white lettering B) Black with green lettering C) Black with white lettering D) Dark grey with yellow lettering
A) US$64.95 B) US$74.95 C) About US$45 D) US$30
A) Natural Keyboard Elite B) Original Natural Keyboard C) Natural Ergonomic 4000 D) Natural Keyboard Pro
A) November 17, 1997 B) February 1998 C) October 2000 D) June 22, 1999
A) June 1999 B) October 1999 C) February 1998 D) December 2000
A) US$64.95 B) US$128.00 C) US$74.95 D) US$45.00
A) Standard inverted-T layout B) Linear layout C) Cross-like layout D) Diamond layout
A) Serial and parallel terminals B) Both USB and PS/2 terminals C) Only PS/2 terminals D) Only USB terminals
A) An LCD screen B) An added row of program shortcut keys C) A built-in calculator D) Extra function keys up to F24
A) On the left side B) Below the spacebar C) Above F1 — F12 and the numeric keypad D) To the right of the cursor keys
A) An internal two-port USB hub B) A headphone jack C) A floppy disk drive D) A memory card reader
A) Windows 3.1 and MS-DOS B) Windows XP only C) Vista and Windows 7 D) Windows 95 and Windows 98
A) macOS and Solaris B) ChromeOS only C) FreeBSD and most Linux distributions D) Android and iOS
A) September 6, 1994 B) December 31, 1994 C) September 6, 1995 D) October 1, 1994
A) Honeywell B) Key Tronic C) Ziba Design D) Microsoft Hardware Division
A) Ergonomics division B) Keyboard Solutions division C) Microswitch division D) Input Devices division
A) Fixed-split design B) Ortholinear design C) Monolithic design D) Modular design
A) Tendonitis of the shoulder B) Tennis elbow C) Arthritis D) Carpal tunnel syndrome
A) Integrated wrist pad B) Adjustable keyboard feet C) Detachable arm rests D) Palm rest extension
A) Novell NetWare B) LAN Manager C) Windows NT Server D) Banyan VINES
A) Windows Keyboard Utility B) Natural Manager C) IntelliType D) IntelliPoint
A) Task List B) File Manager C) Control Panel D) Start Menu
A) Ctrl + Esc B) Ctrl + Alt + Delete C) Alt + Tab D) Ctrl + End
A) First free ergonomic keyboard B) First keyboard under $50 C) First widely available sub-$100 offering D) First luxury keyboard priced over $200
A) 50,000 units B) 100,000 units C) 600,000 units D) 3 million units
A) 10,000 per month B) 3 million per year C) 100,000 per month D) 600,000 per month
A) Over 3 million per month B) Over 600,000 per month C) Over 50,000 per month D) Over 100,000 per month
A) Over 600,000 units B) Over 3 million units C) Over 100,000 units D) Over 10 million units
A) Gull-wing geometry B) Flat-plane geometry C) Linear geometry D) Circular geometry
A) Compaq B) Surface C) IntelliType D) Incase
A) 45 degrees B) 20 to 30 degrees C) -7.5 degrees D) 10 to 12.5 degrees
A) 10 to 12.5 degrees B) 0 degrees C) -7.5 degrees D) 20 to 30 degrees
A) 10 to 12.5 degrees B) 90 degrees C) 20 to 30 degrees D) -7.5 degrees
A) 1994 B) 1993 C) 2023 D) 2024
A) Surface B) Incase C) Compaq D) IntelliType
A) Two B) Five C) Ten D) Eight
A) 1993 B) 2026 C) 2023 D) 2024
A) New York, New York B) Austin, Texas C) Tustin, California D) Redmond, Washington
A) Ocean blue B) Silver metallic C) Astral blue D) Midnight black
A) F Lock B) Media Lock C) Fn Toggle D) Office Lock
A) Enter B) Del C) Backspace D) Ins
A) Natural Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 B) Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer C) Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 D) Microsoft Ergonomic Mouse
A) 5 GHz high frequency (HF) B) 900 MHz radio frequency C) 2.4 GHz super high frequency (SHF) D) 270 MHz high frequency (HF)
A) Above the function keys B) Below the space bar C) On the receiver D) In the middle gap
A) Gull wing B) Wave design C) Butterfly arch D) Split ergonomic
A) Auto B) Disabled C) On D) Off
A) Above the function keys B) On the receiver C) Below the space bar D) On the right side of the numeric keypad
A) A fingerprint scanner B) A zoom slider C) An LCD display screen D) A trackball
A) 2012 B) 2010 C) 2007 D) 2015
A) The F Lock key B) The space bar C) The Enter key D) The Backspace key
A) A single battery indicator light B) F Lock indicator light C) Caps Lock indicator light D) Num Lock indicator light
A) July 20, 2012 B) August 13, 2015 C) August 13, 2013 D) September 5, 2014
A) Blue Whale B) Stingray C) Manta Ray D) Nautilus
A) A thick metal base B) A flat wooden panel C) A thin, hollowed-out dome D) A flexible rubber mat
A) Low-profile scissor-switch mechanism B) Mechanical cherry-switch mechanism C) Buckling-spring mechanism D) Membrane dome mechanism
A) Symmetrical B) Reversed C) Nonstandard D) Standard
A) Using magnetic wedges B) Using inflatable air bags C) Using built-in springs D) Using feet
A) A thicker rubber base B) A folding metal kickstand C) A reverse-tilt riser D) A screw-in wooden block
A) 64-bit DES encryption B) 256-bit RSA encryption C) 128-bit AES encryption D) 512-bit SSL encryption
A) Temporarily paired B) Paired via software drivers C) Manually paired by the user D) Permanently paired
A) The dongle only works on Windows 10 B) The dongle requires external power C) The dongle drains the battery quickly D) The dongle cannot be replaced
A) Bluetooth B) Thunderbolt C) Wi-Fi Direct D) NFC
A) A namesake optical mouse B) A trackball peripheral C) A numerical keypad mouse D) A laser presentation clicker
A) Four-row arrangement B) Single row arrangement C) Three-row, two-column arrangement D) Two-row, three-column arrangement
A) Vinyl B) Leather C) Alcantara D) Gloss black finish
A) Jon Stokes B) Paul Thurrott C) PCMag reviewers D) CNBC journalists
A) LXN-0004 B) MSK-2019 C) ERG-8888 D) LXM-00013
A) Microsoft B) Apple C) Ars Technica D) PCMag
A) Battery failure B) Manufacturing issues C) Lack of demand D) Legal copyright disputes
A) 2019 B) 2005 C) 2016 D) 1994
A) PCMag B) Ars Technica C) CNBC D) The Verge
A) Jon Stokes B) Paul Thurrott C) Bill Gates D) Satya Nadella
A) Ars Technica B) PCMag C) CNBC D) Reuters |