Lenovo N5901A

Zitat: Pros: + Dead-simple setup + Affordable Cons: - Extremely poor wireless performance - Lack of backlight hinders home theater use - Flat keys prevent touch typing - No middle mouse button or scroll wheel Credit goes to Lenovo for transplanting the trackball to the couch, where it works surprisingly well, but poor connectivity, flat keys and a lack of backlighting all hold this controller back. Its most redeeming quality might be the $60 price tag (more like $43 on the street), which will still make it attractive beside the $150 diNovo Mini, for those who are willing to deal with hassles.

Zitat: Pros: + Compact + excellent operating range Cons: - Trackball takes some getting used to It´s not perfect, but the Lenovo Mini Wireless Keyboard N5901 makes a great addition to any couch potato´s entertainment centre.

Zitat: The Lenovo Mini Wireless Keyboard N5901 is a lesson in compromise. You don´t get the usability of a standard wireless keyboard and mouse - but good luck getting comfortable with that ensemble while you´re splayed out on the couch. The N5901´s keyboard could stand to become a bit more streamlined, and most of my gripes with the mouse would vanish if Lenovo replaced the trackball with a trackpad. Still, for a device whose purpose is to help couch potatoes navigate their media, it does a reasonably good job.