Logitech diNovo Mini

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On paper the Logitech diNovo Mini sounds great and is the perfect companion to any PS3 or Media Center owner looking to shed the burden of a large keyboard and mouse in the living room.

In practice and it's not so compelling. We never thought we would say this, but the keyboard is just that little bit too large meaning it doesn't sit comfortably between the hands.

Then there are the spongy keys and the price; at £100 this isn't cheap considering you can buy a regular wireless keyboard about a third of the price.

We like the concept, we like the clickpad element but for us to recommend this it needs to be cheaper, smaller and easier to use.

This Bluetooth keyboard and remote combo nicely fills the gap between your media center PC and TV.

A tiny Bluetooth keyboard to control your media centre is a cool idea. However, the diNovo Mini is hard to recommend, particularly given its relatively steep price. If you're paying $200 for a keyboard it better be damned good and the diNovo Mini isn't in our opinion. It looks kind of cute and the backlighting is somewhat funky, but all up we'd prefer a normal remote control and a full-sized wireless keyboard hidden under a cushion.

Pros :
* Logitech's R&D worked overtime... the Mini is great-looking and intuitive
* Acts like a full-size keyboard... without the full-size
* One full battery charge can last an entire month
* Compatible with the Playstation 3

Cons
* Price? ($149.99USD)
* The mouse control takes some getting used to
* No Xbox 360 or OS X support??
* The cover can be awkward (it should fold in back, flush with the device)

Ultimately, the diNovo Mini is an interesting device, getting most things right for what it tries to accomplish. Unfortunately, I think its goals are too limited, and we suspect the customer base on the PC side will be limited—although PS3 owners may find it quite useful as well. What Logitech really should do is build something that combines the diNovo Mini with the functionality of their Harmony remote control. Now that's something I would buy in an instant.