Differences between wireless keyboard old and new?

I was thinking of buying a wireless keyboard and appear to have a choice of buying the current model at reduced price (MB167B/A) or wait a couple of weeks for the newer model (MC184B/A).
This is obviously a no brainer - buy the cheaper one!
But what is the difference between the models? Apart from the newer one requires higher system requirements (MacOS X v10.5.8 and Aluminium Keyboard Software Update 2.0).
Many thanks for any help.
Cheers,
Tony

Hi Tony:
Welcome to Apple discussions.
I have an "older" Bluetooth keyboard and it works just fine.
For about 20 bucks, I would buy the older one. I cannot see any difference in functionality.
Incidentally, battery use is an issue that has been discussed in these forums at length.
FWIW, I use 2650 mAH Duracell rechargeables and a 15 minute charger. I have a bunch of rechargeable batteries and I am never longer than 15 minutes from a full charge. Rechargeables do not have the battery life of Lithium ones, but I really do not care for the reasons I indicated above.
Barry

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