To Jonathan Quo-- My Imac came with a wireless, and I was learning DREAMWEAVER. The F keys were set to control the volume, and no matter what I did I couldn't override the programming. It looked correct in the overridesection to reprogram the F KEYS, but it still turned the volume up and down and drove me crazy. I found a wired keyboard that I prefer, and was able to use the F keys, plus they went all the way to F16, and had the extended keypad.
So BLUETOOTH or not GIVE ME THE OLD WIRED KEYBOARD anyday!!!
Here is what I found to answer your questions on the numbers. Candy Eve Newbury Park, California "In August 2007, Apple introduced new wired and wireless keyboards to accompany its redesigned iMac desktop computer products. The keyboards have low-profile keys and come in a thin, aluminum enclosure. The wired keyboard terminates in a USB A male connector and connects to a desktop computer through an available USB port. The wireless keyboard uses Bluetooth 2.0. The wired keyboard which has a model number of A1243 and an Apple part number of MB110LL/A. It is a compound USB device in that the device is actually a hub with a keyboard plugged into it and an available USB port on each side of the keyboard. The keyboard we examined has a vendor id of 0x05ac and a product id of 0x0220, and its integrated hub has a product id of 0x1006. This keyboard is widely deployed and until March 2009, came standard with all new iMac and Mac Pro desktop computers from Apple, although a customer had the option to pay additional money to get the wireless keyboard in lieu of the wired keyboard. The keyboard can also be purchased separately from a desktop computer for $49.00 USD directly from Apple and from other retailers." see: http://www.blackhat.com/presentations/bh-usa-09/CHEN/BHUSA09-Chen-RevAppleFirm-PAPER.pdf
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