I am just now getting used to my iBook, which I really have enjoyed using very much. Since I do a lot of work on my iBook, I thought it was time to buy a keyboard for it since I am already using a USB mouse. I had been scouring the Web all over to find a cheap Mac keyboard, since I do not really want to pay the standard US$49.00 - US$69.00 dollars for one. As I was researching last night I found a few at Kensington’s Web site - the same company that brought us the WiFi Finder.

I found one similar to the standard Apple keyboard: the nice sleek design, but in black - or, I should say, smoky gray. The Keyboard-in-a-Box USB is nice looking and much less at US$29.99. It comes with two USB ports, just as the standard keyboard does. As I was still searching, I came across another one that was even a little cheaper than The Keyboard-in-a-Box. I saw the Multimedia Keyboard for Macintosh, which does not have a sleek design, but comes with more features including the two USB ports and multimedia and Internet controls right at your fingertips. This is also a great buy for US$19.99. Both are standard Mac keyboards not just generic Mac or PC-compatible. I think I have narrowed down my search to the Multimedia Keyboard, so I will begin looking for the best buy.