“The ergonomic keyboard I want to buy is not wireless (Microsoft natural ergo keyboard 4000 v 1.0). Will I be able to connect this keyboard to my Asus laptop so that I can use the ergo keyboard in conjunction with my laptop?”
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What kinds of ports does your Asus laptop have? Assuming it has a USB, USB-C port, or similar, you would be able to connect your keyboard - would also help if you know the format of your ergo keyboard's cord to plug into your Asus - depending on what you have you may need an adapter, for example, USB to USB-C or something similar.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If it is a USB keyboard it should work.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Keyboards and mice are the most easy peasy peripherals mostly compatible with any current PC/Laptop. Assuming moreover that the keyboard is brand new and probably with cool advance features, you might expect that it will be more than prepared for compatibility. Even if using Linux in your Asus, currently all keyboards keep certain compatibility strokes. For the cabled part of it, of course check that you have the same USB connector type available to plug it in. Out of the record, even if you do not have spare ports where to connect the Keyboard, most laptops allow extension ports with the docking stations. I recommend you check for these on the manufacturer website or retailer if needed.
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