I've tried all sorts of wireless keyboard/mouse combos. Most of their mouses would flip out on me or just not precise and the keyboard keys would bottom out on cheap rubber.
I had my hopes up for the Phantom-Lapboard-Wireless-Keyboard; but then quickly realized I couldnt type sideways for more than 5 seconds.
So, I started looking into a way to convert my Leopold tenkeyless keyboard into wireless. The method below was definitely a step in the right direction, by using the right kind of keyboard. But, I just can't trust that the keyboard will feel or sound the same once I replace the original matrix with a home-made one.
http://deskthority.net/workshop-f7/my-w ... -t948.html
I took a big risk by tracking down and buying a product that had horrible reviews, wasn't even sold or manufactured anymore....
http://www.amazon.com/Cables-Unlimited- ... B0036VNZHA
and coupled it with the below battery pack.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000JD ... 00_s00_i00
Unbelievable, it actually worked perfectly!! No lag at all; even when typing as fast as I can. I tried looking for other USB wireless kits like this, but they either didnt support Win764 bit or they were a bit too big. Hard to believe that product was one of a kind!
So, I took it further and bought a lapdesk
http://www.amazon.com/Creative-45492-La ... ds=lapdesk
A logitech M570 and some velcro.
Whala...
No compromise HTPC/Gaming/PC computing right from the couch to a 55" TV! I can literally pick it up from the handle and carry it around without worrying about parts coming off. There's a small pouch where I keep the wireless transmitter and battery pack. I can swap the battery pack in less than 10 seconds with my standby battery pack... uses 2 AA lithium ion batteries. Im so glad I finally found all the missing pieces to my puzzle.
