This just popped into my DBRAM...

I was sittin' here listening to some music using Zoom Player which let's me control the volume with the up & down arrow keys, but if I'm working in another application, I have to switch to ZP just to change the volume, and I thought "It'd be great if my keyboard had two extra up & down arrows just for volume control." The user could increase or decrease speaker volume no matter what application he/she is using at the time. Basically, it's a keyboard version of Windows' built-in master volume control, but it's a bit easier and quicker.

Whatcha think?

My keyboard has volume controls.

xoxoxoBruce;383552 wrote:

My keyboard has volume controls.

What brand is it?

some thing be sides Packard Bell

Mine has volume controls, too. Macbook Pro.

Drax;383553 wrote:

What brand is it?

Dell RT7D10.

xoxoxoBruce;383562 wrote:

Dell RT7D10.

Did you buy it seperately? Cuz my E521 just came with a standard Dell keyboard.

Anyway, I found a free alternative (click here).

About half the aftermarket keyboards have additional keys for stuff. The problem is that there is no standard, so the Logitech keys need a different driver than the Microsoft keys etc.

Drax;383583 wrote:

Did you buy it seperately? Cuz my E521 just came with a standard Dell keyboard.

It was an option.

My Dell Inspiron 8200 (laptop) has dedicated volume, play/pause, stop, forward, and reverse.

Dell SK-8135