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this keyboard touchpad combo was designed for the home theater PC user but can also be used in a traditional home office manner hi I'm Joseph Kaminski and today we're taking a look at the Microsoft all-in-one media keyboard one of the first things I noticed was its matte black finish that I can appreciate considering that shiny finishes tend to show more fingerprints and dust the keyboard runs on two triple A batteries connects via USB dongle that can be stored in the battery compartment magnetically the touchpad supports Windows 8 gestures making it convenient for people like myself have already grown accustomed to using them across the top of the keyboard you'll find Windows 8 shortcuts that can be customized via a small software download from Microsoft the spacing of the keys from the actual keyboard are tight to prevent accidents speaking of which let's see what happens if I actually spill some water on it looks like it's still working hitting some keys here a notepad and gestures still working I guess it truly is spill resistant thanks for tuning in to CNET TV where we try to make life a little more user friendly i'm joseph Kaminsky and we just looked at the Microsoft all in one media key you