Question 1

I'm going nutty trying to find the right keyboard. This seems to say the angle is adjustable... does that mean it has the little pull-out legs? And also, the keyboard I have now came with the mouse and unifying dongle so could I still use the MK320 mouse with this keyboard? or would I have to get another mouse? Thanks.

Accepted Answer

Yes it is the little plastic pull out legs and I have a mouse that is totally separate, use two different usb ports if your mouse you have has it's own wireless connector then yes if the same connector is used for both keyboard and mouse then I am not sure if it will work unless that source plugs different place than new keyboard.  I love this keyboard and have a logitech red and white m525 mouse that works great.  Good luck, I have gone through many keyboards and mice and these have worked great for over a year.

Question 2

is there a cap locks indicator?

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http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/23268/~/k270-caps-lock-and-num-lock-indicators       The answer is yes.

Question 3

Is it compatible with the Logitech M510 wireless mouse?

Accepted Answer

The usb link (very tiny) also links my M705 mouse.  If the M510 mouse comes with a little usb connector, it can be linked, just go to logitech.com (I think, it will say in your directions), and it will give you directions to link a 2nd logitech product to the usb link.

Question 4

can you lock the 8 hot keys?  When I pick up my keyboard to put in lap, I keep  hitting the pc button & it turns my cpu off.

Accepted Answer

I have the same problem, especially if I really have to reach for it.
Super glue sounds good but I've been tempted to use my hot glue gun just in case I ever wanted to undo it.
I run a Ubuntu based Linux, key bindings might be a better solution but... I haven't been motivated enough to try to figure that out.
Other than occasionally accidentally putting my computer to sleep, it's been a good keyboard.
I wonder if I booted into Windows, installed Setpoint and disabled the keys the "disabling" would ride along with the keyboard when I booted back into Linux?
I haven't done it for awhile though. I think I've learned to pick it up without accidentally squeezing the "trigger'. :-)

ASIN	B004N627KS
Additional Features	Wireless
Amazon Bestseller	#82,458 in Computers ( See Top 100 in Computers ) #1,156 in Computer Keyboards
Antenna Location	Gaming, Office
Brand	Logitech
Built-In Media	Unifying Receiver, 2 AAA Batteries, User Documents
Button Quantity	104
Color	Black
Compatible Devices	Laptop, PC
Compatible Operating System Family	Windows
Compatible Tablet Computer Models	AAUB P30
Connectivity Technology	wired, wireless
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (8,995)
Global Trade Identification Number	00097855073358
Hand Orientation	Ambidextrous
Is Electric	No
Item Weight	499 g
Keyboard Description	Wireless
Keyboard Layout	QWERTY
Language	English
Manufacturer	Logitech
Mfr Part Number	920-003051
Minimum Required Operating System Version	Windows XP
Model Number	920-003051
Number of Keys	104
Number of Sections	4
Series Number	920003051
Switch Type	Mechanical
UPC	097855073358

Logitech K270 Wireless US Keyboard, Long Range, Unifying Receiver, Compatible

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