I don't understand two fingers on one key. The only wide keys I know of are the shift and enter and backspace keys and the insert key. Pam.

Carolyn, I would rather have the NumPad on my keyboard, but I don't know if I can find a Laptop with just some buttons like on a desktop PC, so if not, I might try to see if I can buy an external

Carolyn, I feel the same way about another keyboard. Just too many things to buy and to carry. Now, if I had an old Laptop, and the keys were not any good, and I wanted to keep the Laptop, I might

Hi Carolyn, It sounds like you got a pretty good deal. I do think Lenovo's rather Laptops or Desktops have good products though. It is just this keyboard I can't work with at all. Are the keys on

Hi Brian, I think I just might have to buy an external NumPad, and maybe just a normal Laptop. I want to feel the keys before I buy another Laptop though. If I can't work with the keys I don't want

Hi Gene, Wow, what a day I had trying to set up the Lenovo. I worked on that Laptop for at least 6 hours, and still no go! LOL! Narrator was not any help at all! When I first turned on the

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You don't have to give it up. there are external numpads you can attach. Gene

Hey there, Janet, Brian Zolo here in Gahanna, Ohio. Why not just buy an external keyboard rather than getting a whole new laptop. At some point in time you'll definitely need to consider either

All about use cases. sometimes I have my laptop sitting on a table where sitting there just won't work. Maybe I just want to lay in bed and holding my laptop is not ideal. At that point a wireless

Windows came with my desktop. It had Windows 8 on it. Jim ran all the updates on it (131 of them), skipped 8.1, and installed 10. I knew that was why I got such a good buy on it; it had been in stock

Janet, I got my Lenovo desktop for something like $450, could have been $449.

I would not get a laptop, if I had to use another keyboard, don't have one for my iPhone, wouldn't have one for it. That just makes for too clumsy maneuvering in my opinion.

As for keyboards, I usually get what I can get for $15. I tend to wear the print off the keys in a year. That is not a problem for me, but it is for my husband, especially when entering a password.

Mine has an Intel processor.

Wow, how terrible to have to give up the num pad. My Lenovo desktop has laster for over five years. I got almost ten years out of my last Dell.

Hi, If we knew what brand and model of speaker you have, a full answer would be possible.

some speakers dont come with that oxillary port u can check for it on the speaker itself, if you dont find one, it means the device did not come with one like regular USB speakers for example JBL

As far as I know, all keyboards have some keys of different sizes and/or maybe even shapes. The keys press down a little. But something happened to the keyboard on this laptop so that I can't use