You gonna love wooden ones even more.
For a second I thought those were chocolate. Now I'm disappointed. 
Topic: I fell in love with mechanical keyboards... - page 3. (Read 3245 times)
I learnt to type 55 WPM on this bitch, till I got in the second year of typing on an IBM balled-typewrite and upped it to ~80 WPM. Now, I'm at ~60 WPM.
HOW OLD ARE YOU?
Shouldn't you be in a retirement home by now? Hahaha just joking! You gonna love wooden ones even more.
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This one is a "SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!" kind of keyboard.
What's mechanical or different about it compared to others? It just looks like a keyboard with LEDs to me. It's been a while since I used anything other than a laptop anyway.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/240939/mechanical_keyboards_should_you_switch_.html
What's mechanical or different about it compared to others? It just looks like a keyboard with LEDs to me. It's been a while since I used anything other than a laptop anyway.
I think of it like the "organic" label. I don't think mechanical keyboards are inherently better, but they usually have awesome features over their bland counterparts: no or minimal ghosting (can press more than a few keys at once), far less likely to stick, more durable, better tactile feedback (keys actually "click" when you trigger a signal), and weightier keys. Typing accuracy is generally improved by using mechanical keyboards.
You gonna love wooden ones even more.
What's mechanical or different about it compared to others? It just looks like a keyboard with LEDs to me. It's been a while since I used anything other than a laptop anyway.
I just want to show my new keyboard buyed with bitcoins on Newegg...
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Nice keyboard you have there
I learnt to type 55 WPM on this bitch, till I got in the second year of typing on an IBM balled-typewrite and upped it to ~80 WPM. Now, I'm at ~60 WPM.
I had like 15 WPM, now I'm around 25, I'm just learning the technique here. http://www.typingweb.com/tutor/courses/
I learnt to type 55 WPM on this bitch, till I got in the second year of typing on an IBM balled-typewrite and upped it to ~80 WPM. Now, I'm at ~60 WPM.
I just want to show my new keyboard buyed with bitcoins on Newegg...
(Don't know how to put this image smaller here...)
(Don't know how to put this image smaller here...)
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