The diNovo Edge from Logitech easily qualifies as one of the hottest Bluetooth keyboards in the tech zone. Now, with a super circular-scrolling trackpad, elegant dock or charging cradle and the zany orange backlit keys, who wouldn’t be tempted to own this one?

But then, Apple users were left out in the cold, that is, until now. The Apple users would be rejoicing at this one! The Edge would now come in a Mac friendly avatar. Looking closer, we just found driver software and a relatively new OS X-centreic key banner. In simple words, there’s nothing splendid here which would blow your mind away. But what makes it a good bargain is the $159 price tag might just woo you into pocketing this one.

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