Wireless full-size, keyboard with integrated pointing device?

[k-space]

I've found several wireless, mini keyboard/touchpad and mini keyboard/trackball combos out there but I'm having a really tough time finding something full sized. At this point I'm looking at buying an expensive wireless trackball and physically mounting it next to a full sized wireless keyboard but I'm not happy with that solution. Any suggestions you might give will be greatly appreciated.

Dane R. Vinson

 

[kick]

What exactly do you mean by "full sized"?

I bought one of these recently for my DVR: http://www.btc.com.tw/english/2-7-30keyboard.htm#9039URFIII

As a keyboard i'm quite pleased with it. The integrated pointing device works, but it's not as responsive as a regular mouse or track pad. But, it serves my needs quite well and the price was right (open box on eBay).

 

[k-space]

Thanks for the response. Yeah, I'd seen that particular keyboard before but it's one of the mini style. I need to find a full-size keyboard, i.e. standard key arrangement with number pad. I'm a professional software developer so I use my keyboard a LOT and the small factor keyboards are a real pain to type with all day long. I have a severly hernitated disk in my low back and I can no longer sit in at a traditional desk all day so I'm trying to finish my new fully reclining workstation. A wireless keyboard with integrated pointing device is the last piece I need (mice just seem to keep sliding off any surface that sits at 45 degrees

 

[Calamarth]

I can HIGHLY recommend this one: http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/keyboards/keyboard/devices/192&cl=us,en

It's the best keyboard I've ever written on, and I've tested my share. However, the little mouse-pad could be annoyingly small for you; in which case a trackball would probably be better if you don't have a separate mouse. Also, the fact that it doesn't have a numpad could be a deal breaker if you rely on that through your work. If not, like me, you'll get used to it, and come to love this keyboard.

 

[k-space]

That is a nice looking keyboard. I don't use the number pad a lot but typically keyboards without them also have a smaller form factor and their keys are crammed too close. That one has full sized keys and looks great. A small touchpad wouldn't bother me if it was responsive enough. The only issue I have with it is that I 'm left handed. I found a couple trackball options I could have went with but the balls were on the right. I could probably adapt to the right handed touchpad if the rest of the keyboard was as solid as you say. Thanks much.