of the Entertainment Desktop range includes a wonderful backlit keyboard and a magnetic docking station that recharges both the keyboard and mouse and includes a three-port USB hub. Since it’s designed with the living room rather than the office in mind the keyboard has a fancy-pants touchpad thingy that you can use instead of the mouse (for those times you’re reclining in your lounge watching TV via your Microsoft powered home theatre PC). I got to spend a few brief minutes trying it out and can report it’s comfortable, incredibly well featured, rather sexy and, most probably, mind-blowingly expensive. While official prices haven’t been set it’s shaping up to be in the $499 bracket which places it squarely in competition with
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