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There are various ways to utilize a numeric keypad on your laptop or computer when you don't have a physical one. Windows provide built-in solutions and several different options outside your computer ...

Hey, you lucky iPhone-carrying MacBook users: NumberKey [iTunes link] turns the former into a numeric keypad for the latter -- and looks really cool doing it. The $1.99 iPhone app (which also works ...

Being someone that types for a living, I'm critical of keyboards. Like most people, once I get accustomed to a keyboard, I want it to stay the same forever. One of the complaints from my 2007 review ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The company has stopped selling wired keyboards The company has stopped selling wired keyboards If you’re looking ...

Apple’s decision to omit the numeric keypad from its wireless keyboard might save desk space, but for people who do a lot of numeric entry—as well as audio and video professionals, who often rely on ...

Check out this cool iPhone App from Balmuda Design, called NumberKey, which lets you turn your iPhone into a numeric keypad. Now you can add a numeric keypad to your MacBook or MacBook Pro, with this ...