Is there a way to use separate keyboard &amp; mouse along w/ laptop, &amp; have the keyboard lower than top? (disabiltiy issues)
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Depending in the size of your keyboard you may be able to open drawer and "bridge" it with your keyboard or get a thin piece of wood cut to fit on top of the open drawer to use your keyboard and mouse. There is definitely room on the top surface for a separate mouse
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Hey guys. There is free software that can do this. It is awesome, and easy to work up. If you like it, please donate: http://synergy-foss.org/ Note: I have a work computer and a personal computer, and one keyboard and one mouse. Works great.
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I don't see why not. I use just the keyboard and a revolution mouse. Try it.
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Yes, in concept. In reality, might be a bit crowded on the platform; I use a notebook/laptop and works great. You would want to clamp or secure the monitor so it doesn't topple off. And would need to be a smaller keyboard probably.
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For me it is bit low for the monitor and bit high for the keyboard. I put my laptop on it anyway and work that way sometimes but from an ergonomic stand point it is not ideal.
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Mouse is ok. But you can not use regular keyboard on it because it is for laptop, no extra space.
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I use a Logitech G710+ mechanical keyboard. It does not have much of a "lip" on the front of it, so the mouse sits close to the keys.
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I was able to install the tray in a way that allowed me to push it back as far as I want with the keyboard still on, to hide it under the desk. It's not very practical to do that with the mouse on because it will probably fall off while pushing the tray back. Mine is wireless so I just put it on my desk. Hope this helps.
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Mouse will work without the keyboard. I use the mouse alone often and it works great.
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I would suggest a USB port extender you can get these anywhere they sell accessories for your computer or laptop, that is if you having space issues the mouse having no cord has a USB that goes into the port and connects both the mouse and keyboard.
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Great, I hope you post a full review soon.I'm curious about something. The PC looks flat like you use it like a laptop IF you were able to use a touch-screen keyboard. Does it come with a touch-screen keyboard?The thing about this that makes me wary is I don't know why one would even need a touch screen if it has to stand up on a desk like a regular monitor. In that case it seems easier to use the mouse than to reach up to touch the screen.
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A mouse would probably help out quite a bit although you can hit TAB on the keyboard to change what youre selecting on the screen if need be.
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No offense intendended in my previous response. This is as limited as a desktop computer or regular laptop. It is a regular laptop with a wireless keyboard.
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I don't think that would work. The mouse and keyboard plug in through USB ports into the KVM device that go back and forth to be used between all the devices connected. Several times I've attempted to use my laptop to control the keyboard and mouse functions on the other system (when I thought my keyboard and/or mouse had died with random power outages) and it never worked. I think you need something connected via USB into those ports.
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I make it work because my mouse is fast and sensitive. But if you prefer to have a slower mouse then you might have a herd time. I also have a small basic keyboard too.
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It does work as a mouse also, but not at the same time as the keyboard function. You have to use either one or the other, toggling between the two..
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the keyboard and the mouse run on the same USB connector. You do not need another to connect either.