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Lenovo has always been the frontrunner to unveil latest products in the computing and the PC world. Recently, Lenovo marketed a Mini Wireless Keyboard N5901 which has basically crammed a full size wireless keyboard and a mouse into a single uni-body which allows the users to greatly improve their way to interact with their home theater PCs and gives a totally new experience and ease to the user.

The N5901 is priced merely at $60 and is quite attractive looking and sleek. Although, it has glossy finfish which makes it prone to the finger marks but the orange and black shade makes it real eye-catching. Besides being not hefty on weight, it gives a solid feel and can be accommodated anywhere in the living rooms. AAA batteries are the power source and battery life is quiet good, but the absence of a battery indicator implies that you should always keep a spare battery set with you.

A tinny USB dongle is the communication passage between the keyboard and the PC. The Lenovo claims that it has a range of almost 32-foot and within that range it has a slight chance of breaking the connectivity.

The wireless connectivity is seamless and simple plug and play schematics. It can connect to PCs running Windows 7 and Vista with an ease and can also connect to Macbook without any glitches. The keyboard is very well balanced and does not give a vague look, and keeps the hand free of stress during the typing. The mouse on N5901 is also very easy to use, although, the noise of metal on the trackpad starts to get on your nerves. The trackball rolls smoothly and the left and the right clicks are easy to go by.

With N5901 in the market, other companies are definitely trying to introduce their all in one keyboard having a seamless wireless support. Keep on logging to the site to get more products reviews and the tips for buying your PC accessories.