Solved: Bi-Lingual Keyboard

ilyabyk83 · 07-22-2009

Hello people. Thank You for trying to help me. I have a pretty good question. I have A4Tech KB(S)-26B5RP wireless office set: http://www.a4tech.com/ennew/product.asp?cid=100&scid=14&id=197

I had this keyboard brought to me from Russia. It has English/Russian lettering. The mouse from this set broke probably close to two years ago. I use another battery-free mouse:
http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=209958833

As for this keyboard - it is a Bilingual Wireless Office Keyboard. It has many buttons on it (as you see on the site). I control a lot from this keyboard. Please read a bit about it to get a better understanding of it.

I need to find something similar to this, an office keyboard so that I can control everything from it, but I'm in US now. I live here.

P.S. I only need a wireless keyboard if possible, as I have this very nice battery-free mouse already.

Thank You People.

Callisto · 07-22-2009

maybe you would like something like this, which i believe has 18 programmable keys

Newegg.com - Logitech G11 Gaming Keyboard - Keyboards

ilyabyk83 · 07-22-2009

Originally Posted by Callisto

maybe you would like something like this, which i believe has 18 programmable keys

Newegg.com - Logitech G11 Gaming Keyboard - Keyboards

Thank You. A bit too expensive AND there is no RUSSIAN lettering on it!!

Callisto · 07-23-2009

it was only a suggestion for you to look into.

from the way i read your post, it seemed to me that you were looking for a similar keyboard to the one you had before that appears to have had many programmable macro keys.

good day.

ilyabyk83 · 07-23-2009

Originally Posted by Callisto

it was only a suggestion for you to look into.

from the way i read your post, it seemed to me that you were looking for a similar keyboard to the one you had before that appears to have had many programmable macro keys.

good day.

You are 100% right. But all on eBay are way too much for a keyboard. + There is shipping on those too. Something else PLEASE?

ilyabyk83 · 07-26-2009

Hello People. I got a little problem. As you probably read about it on this forum already, I'm looking for a keyboard. But not just any kind of keyboard, I need a Bi-Langual keyboard. I speak and write Russian besides English. I have one of these keyboards right now, but it works for one-two minutes, and stop responding. I changed the batteries with about six new pairs, same thing. It works fine for a minute, next, it doesn't work. I have a

Code:

http://www.a4tech.com/ennew/product.asp?cid=100&scid=14&id=162

as you see on here, it comes with a mouse (also has RUSSIAN letters on it). The mouse broke probably a year ago, so I just simply use another wireless mouse. You can also see, it has a bunch of "Office" buttons. A button to start: Word, Outlook, Exel, along with "Copy & Paste" buttons, volume, and MANY MANY more. + it has both alphabets on it, English Style keyboard, and Russian style keyboard. I think I need find a new OFFICE STYLE WIRELESS Bi-LANGUAL KEYBOARD. With or without a mouse. I have a very good mouse!! Its wireless but not an "FM Frequency" mouse. Any help is much appreciated. Thank You

elpmek · 07-26-2009

Why not use this sort of thing:

Russian Keyboards and Russian Keyboard Stickers

07-22-2009	#1
ilyabyk83 MiLO Join Date: May 2007 Location: Holland, PA, USA Posts: 726 PC Experience: Some Experience	Bi-Lingual Keyboard Hello people. Thank You for trying to help me. I have a pretty good question. I have A4Tech KB(S)-26B5RP wireless office set: http://www.a4tech.com/ennew/product.asp?cid=100&scid=14&id=197 I had this keyboard brought to me from Russia. It has English/Russian lettering. The mouse from this set broke probably close to two years ago. I use another battery-free mouse: http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=209958833 As for this keyboard - it is a Bilingual Wireless Office Keyboard. It has many buttons on it (as you see on the site). I control a lot from this keyboard. Please read a bit about it to get a better understanding of it. I need to find something similar to this, an office keyboard so that I can control everything from it, but I'm in US now. I live here. P.S. I only need a wireless keyboard if possible, as I have this very nice battery-free mouse already. Thank You People. __________________ Best Regard Ilya Byk

07-22-2009	#2
Callisto Gold Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: United States Posts: 216 PC Experience: meh...	Re: Bi-Lingual Keyboard maybe you would like something like this, which i believe has 18 programmable keys Newegg.com - Logitech G11 Gaming Keyboard - Keyboards

07-22-2009	#3
ilyabyk83 MiLO Join Date: May 2007 Location: Holland, PA, USA Posts: 726 PC Experience: Some Experience	Re: Bi-Lingual Keyboard Originally Posted by Callisto maybe you would like something like this, which i believe has 18 programmable keys Newegg.com - Logitech G11 Gaming Keyboard - Keyboards Thank You. A bit too expensive AND there is no RUSSIAN lettering on it!! __________________ Best Regard Ilya Byk

07-23-2009	#4
Callisto Gold Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: United States Posts: 216 PC Experience: meh...	Re: Bi-Lingual Keyboard it was only a suggestion for you to look into. from the way i read your post, it seemed to me that you were looking for a similar keyboard to the one you had before that appears to have had many programmable macro keys. good day.

07-23-2009	#5
ilyabyk83 MiLO Join Date: May 2007 Location: Holland, PA, USA Posts: 726 PC Experience: Some Experience	Re: Bi-Lingual Keyboard Originally Posted by Callisto it was only a suggestion for you to look into. from the way i read your post, it seemed to me that you were looking for a similar keyboard to the one you had before that appears to have had many programmable macro keys. good day. You are 100% right. But all on eBay are way too much for a keyboard. + There is shipping on those too. Something else PLEASE? __________________ Best Regard Ilya Byk

07-26-2009	#6
ilyabyk83 MiLO Join Date: May 2007 Location: Holland, PA, USA Posts: 726 PC Experience: Some Experience	Problems With A Wireless Keyboard Hello People. I got a little problem. As you probably read about it on this forum already, I'm looking for a keyboard. But not just any kind of keyboard, I need a Bi-Langual keyboard. I speak and write Russian besides English. I have one of these keyboards right now, but it works for one-two minutes, and stop responding. I changed the batteries with about six new pairs, same thing. It works fine for a minute, next, it doesn't work. I have a Code: http://www.a4tech.com/ennew/product.asp?cid=100&scid=14&id=162 as you see on here, it comes with a mouse (also has RUSSIAN letters on it). The mouse broke probably a year ago, so I just simply use another wireless mouse. You can also see, it has a bunch of "Office" buttons. A button to start: Word, Outlook, Exel, along with "Copy & Paste" buttons, volume, and MANY MANY more. + it has both alphabets on it, English Style keyboard, and Russian style keyboard. I think I need find a new OFFICE STYLE WIRELESS Bi-LANGUAL KEYBOARD. With or without a mouse. I have a very good mouse!! Its wireless but not an "FM Frequency" mouse. Any help is much appreciated. Thank You __________________ Best Regard Ilya Byk

07-26-2009	#7
elpmek Tech Support Team Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Gloucestershire Posts: 2,900 PC Experience: Experienced	Re: Problems With A Wireless Keyboard Why not use this sort of thing: Russian Keyboards and Russian Keyboard Stickers __________________ elpmek *PreWork* *PCHF Rules*

Similar discussions...
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
Keyboard	George001	All other Hardware	7	01-30-2009 04:12 PM
Solved: G15 Keyboard LCD	WasabiCannon	Need a Driver..?	2	01-23-2009 01:07 PM
Apple Keyboard and Wireless Keyboard	Newsie	IT News	0	10-18-2008 11:24 PM
keyboard help	katyellen	Windows XP/2000	3	01-03-2008 04:41 PM
Please help me with my keyboard!	les_251181	All other Hardware	2	05-01-2006 10:23 AM

Thread Tools	Search this Thread
Show Printable Version Email this Page	Search this Thread: Advanced Search
Display Modes
Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode