Any USB keyboard will work, but there is an "official" Nintendo keyboard, made by Logitech. It has special buttons (like the + and - signs, and the home button, like the ones on the Wii Remote), but it's pretty pricey. Just go with an ordinary USB keyboard, they work fine.
Any USB keyboard will work, but there is an "official" Nintendo keyboard, made by Logitech. It has special buttons (like the + and - signs, and the home button, like the ones on the Wii Remote), but it's pretty pricey. Just go with an ordinary USB keyboard, they work fine.bob_newman
[QUOTE="bob_newman"]Any USB keyboard will work, but there is an "official" Nintendo keyboard, made by Logitech. It has special buttons (like the + and - signs, and the home button, like the ones on the Wii Remote), but it's pretty pricey. Just go with an ordinary USB keyboard, they work fine.Micropixel
$49 to be exact. At least that's what I paid.
$49? Damn....I bought a Keyboard for my laptop (I use my Sony laptop like a desktop, I hook it up to my Monitor, and a mouse), and it was $40, but it's extremely thin, and the keys are illuminated :?...I can understand sort of why mine is expensive but yours? Lol it better act as a remote too :P.
Any USB keyboard is able to be used. However, your best bet is to go with a wireless one. Much easier to use, considering you have to use the Wii Remote as well.
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