Whether you put a keyboard in your living room for your home theatre PC or you simply want some extra distance from your desktop, both Microsoft and Logitech have you covered.

We prefer Logitech's diNovo Edge for actual typing. Couch surfers might want the Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 for its more convenient media controls. Both models will require that you dip a little deeper into your wallet than you might expect. What price freedom?

Logitech diNovo Media Desktop

Logitech diNovo Media Desktop

The DiNovo Media Desktop is the ultimate desktop set for media fanatics, but its sky-high price tag is hard to swallow.

Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000

Editors’ rating: 6.7

Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000

Microsoft fits a number of useful features on to the keyboard in its new Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 set, but we're not sold.

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