Where is your wireless receiver located? Try relocating it closer to the kb/m or to a front USB port if it is currently in the back of the computer.
Not really. Did a search online and it looks like a simple wireless keyboard to me. It looks like it uses 2.4 GHz, which is crowded with other electronic devices (router, microwave, cordless phone, etc).Only that super annoying keyboard to go. Have you heard of the Logitech MK220?
Not really. Did a search online and it looks like a simple wireless keyboard to me. It looks like it uses 2.4 GHz, which is crowded with other electronic devices (router, microwave, cordless phone, etc).
Gamer should be using wired keyboard anyway.
Not really. Did a search online and it looks like a simple wireless keyboard to me. It looks like it uses 2.4 GHz, which is crowded with other electronic devices (router, microwave, cordless phone, etc).
Gamer should be using wired keyboard anyway.
It actually varies. For example, years ago I had Linksys WRT54G router that dropped Wireless network the moment I use microwave oven. I swapped it to ASUS RT-N16 that still uses 2.4 GHz and it never drop Wireless network.But is it's the frequency, shouldn't it lags all the time?
It actually varies. For example, years ago I had Linksys WRT54G router that dropped Wireless network the moment I use microwave oven. I swapped it to ASUS RT-N16 that still uses 2.4 GHz and it never drop Wireless network.
You say that you use TV as monitor and bed as desk, but can't you just use a USB extension cable to extend the range of wired keyboard?