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Ahh, interesting. Most USB keyboards I've had have included the adapter, but I suppose since this one runs through it's own receiver... it's a different story. If you have the packaging from another USB keyboard, it might have the adapter. Still not sure that will help though. Hope you can get...

Hmm, that's interesting. The keyboard doesn't work at -all-? It should have come with a purple USB-to-PS/2 converter... I would try that out and see if you are still stuck with the same problem. If so, chances are that the keyboard is DOA.

I feel your pain... I really have no idea why Logitech doesn't shift some of the development team towards Vista for their older products. It's not like they have to do it all the time.. upgrade the drivers and be done with it...

Good to hear. What game are you using them with?

Thanks for the information Greyguy! I don't use TeamSpeak or similar programs, so I guess I was not bound to see the problem. I didn't have any issue with in-game chat, however. I also use a USB keyboard but connect via PS/2, which might be another reason why I didn't experience any issues...

I usually find these kinds of setups ridiculous and ugly, but this might be the first time I'd actually love to have something like this in my house. I don't care how much of a geek that makes me. This is damn cool. http://kotaku.com/337667/i-want-to-play-games-in-the-batcave

http://www.myfoxutah.com/myfox/pages/News/Detail?contentId=5319635&version=1&locale=EN-US&layoutCode=TSTY&pageId=3.3.1 Although I feel the pain of these victims, these stories never seem to get old. It's unbelievable how often these things happen...

Razer has kept mum on the entire situation. Lame, really. I guess we'll learn more at CES.

Turtle Beach is back with a new gaming headset, the USB based AK-R8. Unlike the HPA series, the AK-R8 includes its own sound card. On top of that, the software is robust, the feature set is solid and the sound can get LOUD. These headphones might just be what you are looking for. You can read...

Sounds like a solid idea. Those plans should still last two years. The industry moves far too fast... even when you finish building a new machine, you feel out of date.

How much eggnog have you been putting away Stork? andreich94, that system looks great. No system will ever be good for 3 - 4 years... 1 at best. Depends how high-end you want to stay. Even if you built a super-high-end machine right now, there's going to be something better next year.

I am not sure I'd say games are finally catching up, because the only games to really show a huge benefit are all older titles: http://techgage.com/article/intel_core_2_extreme_qx9650_-_the_45nm_era_begins/10 In these tests, BioShock, Call of Juarez, Call of Duty 2, Lost Planet, Need for...

http://www.engadget.com/2007/12/24/panasonic-showing-a-150-inch-plasma-at-ces/ If so, I hope my camera can fit it all in one frame...

Please don't spam the forums with the same question. I'd pick up a Q6600 far quicker than a dual-core. Just overclock it to the E6850s speeds.

The long anticipated Wireless Entertainment Desktop 8000 is here, but does it impress? The entire package does a fine job of looking good while offering solid functionality, but we found it lacks greatly in a few key areas. The most notable being the price... at $300. You can read Matt's full...

The "ultimate" solution would be the 780i thanks to good SLI 3-way support, but as has been seen, even 680i can handle that with a BIOS update. I think you should go for whatever fits the budget. I am not sure what 780i boards are retailing for right now, but if they are high, it might make more...

From our front-page news: According to industry news site DigiTimes, AMD has plans to delay their upcoming Phenom 9700 and 9900 processors from Q1 2008 to Q2 2008. Reasons are supposedly linked to the translation lookaside buffer (TLB) issue - one that they've been unable to solve without the...

Not much can be said... except for... Mega Man 3 kicked major ass. I know a lot of people loved 2, but for some reason it was 3 that really grabbed my attention. It's too bad that the vast majority of MM games were horrible. http://kotaku.com/337139/megaman-turns-20

Some people are horrible at saving money, some are "ok", and some are freaking incredible. http://www.autoblog.com/2007/12/23/man-buys-new-truck-with-only-pocket-change/ I'm usually pleased when I managed to save up $100 with pocket change...

Toshiba's latest AMD notebook offering proves that even those on a relative budget deserve a feature-packed model. Besides its 17-inch display, the P205D-S7479 offers nice harman/kardon speakers, a thumbprint reader, a large 250GB hard-drive, an ATI HD 2600 - all for a light price. You can read...