I need a new wireless keyboard and mouse. Suggestions?

Well, you could get an Apple Wireless Keyboard and a bluetooth receiver for your PC. It meets your criteria, and does work with Windows, although it was a little wonky on my old roommate's PC. So were a lot of other things on his PC though, so it could've just been him. (Also it doesn't solve the mouse issue; sorry!)

The http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000V01RLK/ is an obvious choice. If you go with bluetooth, you don't need to get a combo set. Most wireless mice and keyboards will be either bluetooth or something proprietary that plugs into your USB. You can always use a USB extension cable if you need to.

I like Logitech mice but I hate their keyboards. For that, I'd endorse the Apple Wireless for a great "feels like a (good) laptop keyboard" criteria, but I'd also caution that it's not an extended keyboard: no numeric pad, drives me crazy.

If you can live without the number pad, and are interested in having an integrated touchpad (like on a laptop) from some mouse functions, go with the http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/keyboards/keyboard/devices/192&cl=US,EN. Nice keys, internal bluetooth or USB dongle connector, and they don't come any slimmer.

Thanks for the idea on the Apple keyboard. I'll check it out, but I'm really not a fan of bluetooth; I would really much rather have something with a USB receiver.

Are you sure you aren't me? I'm also very picky about my keyboards and no matter what people say, I can't stress enough how important it is to go and try them out in a store before getting it. Everyone has their keyboard quirks (mine's that I prefer wired keyboards). :) I have relatively small hands, so the Revolution VX is a perfect size for me. I've transitioned from using it with my laptop to now using it with my desktop and would only replace it with another one. Over the past couple of years, I've used a couple wired keyboards: MacAlly iceKEY has a really nice action and is that laptop-style keys; I have a Logitech Classic 200 now that has low-action normal-style keys that I really like. I recommend looking at the Apple/Mac keyboards because they feel really nice. I finally moved back to low-action standard-style keys because the Mac keyboards don't handle being disassembled for cleaning well. Regarding Logitech - look at their keyboards separately from mice as the combos rarely have both a great keyboard and a great mouse. Good luck!

I'm really not a fan of bluetooth; I would really much rather have something with a USB receiver. Huh? You can get a bluetooth USB receiver. Unless you have builtin bluetooth, that's pretty much the only way to go.

I recently picked up two Logitech diNovo notebook keyboards which have a very nice feel and short key travel which makes typing really comfortable and quiet. It comes with a USB receiver rather than Bluetooth and it is cross-platform (although if you wish, you can get a Mac specific version which has the command and option keys rather than Windows and Alt. My only complaint is that the space bar is just a little too sprigy for my taste but it's fine. Also, Amazon has these for $49 right now with a $30 mail-in rebate which makes it a really good deal. Remember that this is just for the keyboard and not the mouse. For a good mouse, check out anything that Microsoft makes.

cgomez, where are you seeing the keyboard for $49 w/ $30 MIR? I found http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Logitech+diNovo&x=0&y=0 but the prices don't match up. Is that the keyboard to which you are referring?