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You might not be in the market for an OLED keyboard costing the best part of £800 – yes, £800 – but if you are you might want to check out the below read more »
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Clear off your computer desk but still have easy access to pens, CDs, and other supplies with the Keyboard Organizer—a fully-working keyboard that flips up for storage. Haven't typed on one of these myself so I'm not sure what the height is like on this bad boy, but the two-in-one organizer/keyboard action is a nifty idea. The Keyboard Organizer will set you back about 50 bucks (£24.99). Keyboard Organizer Makes You Envy of Computer Lab [Gizmodo]
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Tech tips site MakeUseOf.com runs down some of the most useful keyboard shortcuts available in Google Calendar, like: C to compose a new event
Q to quick add a new event
J and K to move backwards and forwards through time (like Gmail and Google Reader)
D for Day view, W for weekly view, and M for monthly view. You a hardcore GCal keyboard user? What are your favorite keystrokes? Tell us in the comments.
The Essential Keyboard Shortcuts to Tame your Google Calendar [MakeUseOf.com]
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Mac OS X only: If Quicksilver ain't your cup of tea but you want a quick and easy way to create keyboard shortcuts for certain tasks on your Mac, Spark's for you. Map common actions (like launching applications, playing iTunes playlists, running AppleScript) to key combinations of your choice in Spark. You can even organize your shortcuts into groups and install plug-ins (like this clipboard cleaner) in Spark. Spark 3.0 is in beta, and it's a free download for Mac only. Thanks fatherfork and Jeremy!
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Tech blogger Amit Agarwal loves Vista's new system tray clock and calendar, but prefers not to move to his mouse whenever he wants to take a closer look. To remedy this, he's set up a simple shortcut to display the clock at the stroke of his keyboard. If you don't want to take the shortcut route, the post also details a few other methods for getting a quick look at the date and time. Got a favorite method of your own to get a quick glance at the calendar and clock? Share it in the comments.Display Windows Clock On Your Desktop With a Keyboard Shortcut [Digital Inspiration]
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D'Accord Keyboard Chord Dictionary offers the best solution for piano and keyboard players. The dictionary includes fundalmentals, such as major and minor chords, and also a wide-range of more complex ones, such as 7th, 9th, 11th and 13th chords. read more »
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HP Pavilion dv4-1145go Keyboard Description:
HP Pavilion dv4-1145go Keyboard replaces the following part numbers:
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Color: Bronze
Status: Genuine and new!
Remark: Ribbon cable included.
HP Pavilion dv4-1145go Keyboard replaces the following part numbers:
495646-001, 508119-001,
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