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Logitech diNovo Edge
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User Score (104)9.0
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Expert Score (25)8.1
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Pros & Cons
- light up indicators, recharging dock, built in touchpad, slim and beautiful design, beautifully responsive
- no numeric keypad, very expensive, slightly intrusive wrist rest, keys are not backlit, really only one
Logitech diNovo Edge
The Logitech diNovo Edge is a keyboard that is supported by Windows XP Service Pack 2 or all editions of Windows Vista. It connects using Bluetooth 2.0 wireless technology via a USB mini receiver.
The keyboard is a full QWERTY keyboard with no numeric keypad. It has a high gloss black Plexiglas panel with a brushed aluminum palm rest. It measures 8.27 x 16.14 x 0.43 inches and weighs approximately 33.16 ounces. It is equipped with Logitech’s PerfectStroke technology and makes…
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The Logitech diNovo Edge is a keyboard that is supported by Windows XP Service Pack 2 or all editions of Windows Vista. It connects using Bluetooth 2.0 wireless technology via a USB mini receiver.
The keyboard is a full QWERTY keyboard with no numeric keypad. It has a high gloss black Plexiglas panel with a brushed aluminum palm rest. It measures 8.27 x 16.14 x 0.43 inches and weighs approximately 33.16 ounces. It is equipped with Logitech’s PerfectStroke technology and makes use of a scissor switch mechanism. It features full-sized standard 0.71 x 0.71-inch keys with 0.13-inch key travel. Each key has a 2.12-ounce activation force and supports 10M keystrokes.
The Logitech diNovo Edge is powered by an integrated rechargeable lithium ion battery with a capacity of 950 mAH. The standard package comes with a charging base with an AC power cord. Its batteries take about 2 hours to fully charge which can accommodate regular usage of up to 2 months. It also supports fast charging of approximately 5 minutes which can accommodate regular usage of up to 24 hours.
The diNovo Edge features a 1.50-inch circular touchpad which Logitech calls the TouchDisk. This can perform all the functions of any standard mouse. It also supports both horizontal and vertical scrolling. The acceleration settings of the TouchDisk can go from zero to 10 times the scrolling speed. It can also be disabled using the FN key in combination with the keyboard’s Left Click.
The Logitech diNovo Edge has three zoom buttons to the left of the keyboard which allows for one-touch control for zoom in, out, and 100% view. The keyboard also features hidden one-touch access controls when the Fn keys are held down. These include common internet shortcuts such as internet calling, search, email, home page. It also includes multimedia controls including play/pause, rewind, forward, and stop. There are also function keys that are user programmable. The diNovo Edge also comes equipped with a 2.24-inch touch sensitive volume slider which also has instant backlit feedback.
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Manufacturer's Specs
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Package ContentsLogitech® diNovo Edge™ Keyboard Charging base AC power cord USB mini-receiver Installation CD with Logitech SetPoint version 3.10, comfort guidelines, & Help center User guide 3-year warranty
System Requirements
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Enhanced Control38 mm circular Touchpad with horizontal and vertical scrolling Acceleration settings goes from None to 10 times the scrolling speed TouchDisk can be disabled with FN + Left Click on the keyboard 17 one-touch access controls with instant backlit feedbac 57 mm touch sensitive volume slider with instant backlit feedback Bluetooth® Wireless Technology, version 2.0 Built-in rechargeable 950 mAH lithium ion battery Fast-charge time: About 5 min for approx. one day usage Full-charge time: About 2 hours for up to 2 months usage 11 mm (H) X 410 mm (W) X 210 mm (D) 940 grams
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- Refined, minimalist design : Laser cut from a single, semi-translucent piece of black Plexiglas® and set into a brushed-aluminum frame, the diNovo Edge keyboard makes a bold statement in the offi…
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Logitech DiNovo Edge Put to the Test
Reviewer: ConnectReviews27 August 2008- Overall 8
Overall, I would generally recommend this keyboard to high-end PC gamers and enthusiasts as well as owners of a media center computer, but if you’re willing to spend the steep $200 price, go out and buy one today. You can find this product and any other product featured here at our partner, Shopzilla , the best resource for online shopping. Read more
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Review: Logitech diNovo Edge Wireless Keyboard
Reviewer: Macapper21 July 2007The diNovo is a great keyboard and I highly recommend you pick one up if you like thin and minimalistic gadgets. The black sort of clashes with the “typical” Mac user setup, but honestly I think it looks amazing with any machine. The diNovo retails for $199.99 , but you can pick it up on Amazon and save yourself $40 or so. Read more
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Logitech diNovo Edge
Reviewer: Modders-Inc15 June 2007The Logitech diNovo Edge is truly a capable and stylish keyboard. Not simply designed with function in mind but like most hardware these days it is marketed towards a specific sector of the hardware market. Where the G15 and G11 keyboards were marketed toward gamers the diNovo Edge seems truly geared for the High end Media Center PC and home theater user. Coming in at a high MSRP price of $199.99 I would say that this keyboard is definitely not for everyone. If you are... Read more
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Reviewer: Overclockers Online12 June 2007
Logitech has been an industry leader for the peripheral market for as long as I can remember. Leading them into a strong 2007 will be the diNovo Edge - sporting some similarities of the diNovo, but also bringing forward new features. Read more
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Logitech diNovo Edge
Reviewer: Computer Power User11 June 2007- Overall 8
Logitech didn’t forget that the Edge is still just a keyboard. It paid attention to key resistance and created a set of keys that type crisply and quietly. The Edge carries a heavy price tag, but it’s a great multimedia keyboard. Read more
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stylish HTPC keyboard
Reviewer: Zangetsu, Ciao20 October 2008- Overall 8
the bad thing is there are no macro key's on the keyboard but that would ruin the design there is one thing about this keyboard that stands out and thats the media bar located at the right side of the keyboard . Read more
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Reviewer: catfissh20, CompUSA.com16 October 2008
- Overall 10
This keyboard is uber awesome. I have never had a keyboard this clean and easy to use. The charge lasts a long time and the mouse has no lag. I recommend this product to anyone. Read more
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Comfort & Technology at your finger tips
Reviewer: Online Shopper, Shopzilla26 June 2008- Overall 10
By hooking up a PC to my new 52" LCD TV, I suddenly found a need to "cut the cord" for my keyboard & mouse. This all in one wireless keyboard seemed to be the ticket. I was hesitant because of the price, but after the rebate & it fit my budget. The key feel is very good. Not mushy like some keyboards I've tried or sticky like others. The mouse took a little getting used to, but the adjustment curve was quick and the combination of technology and convenience make this... Read more
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Batteries
Reviewer: Jay, Digitaltrends28 April 2008- Overall 6
I thought the keyboard was the coolest innovation to hit the market since Logitech's first diNovo keyboard. I love the nice crisp strokes of the keys and the way the keyboard lights up...Wow. However, after a few weeks of usage, the battery would not stay charged. Whenever I charged the battery to full charge, it may last few hours and back to charger. This is from a product that is advertised to last a month on a single charge.....Hmmmm. I contacted Logitech with the... Read more
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Excellent keyboard, albeit pricey
Reviewer: Wynand32, Dell03 March 2008- Overall 10
- Value for money 8
I've tried a number of commonly available keyboards, and this is the best one. I write a great deal of copy, and so I need this level of typing comfort to remain productive. If you need less, or even more tactile feedback (such as, "clickier" keys), then look elsewhere. Read more
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