I use this:
I've done model m to das keyboard conversions there's a penetrating die you can use to turn all of it black if you dissassemble one.
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I use this:
I've done model m to das keyboard conversions there's a penetrating die you can use to turn all of it black if you dissassemble one.
i'm also a big fan of older keyboards and i'm also too lazy to take my own photo so this is from google:
it's a honeywell, i'm not sure of the exact model but i think mine's older than the one in this photo.
actually a few years ago i was looking for a second hand one and the only old honeywell keyboards i could find for sale was this box of 15 from some guy in sydney.
i paid $10 for the whole box and i've still got 12 or so lying around somewhere.
edit: actually that photo above is far too modern... i don't have fancy new-fangled 'windows' keys or any other b.s.
it's a honeywell, i'm not sure of the exact model but i think mine's older than the one in this photo.
actually a few years ago i was looking for a second hand one and the only old honeywell keyboards i could find for sale was this box of 15 from some guy in sydney.
i paid $10 for the whole box and i've still got 12 or so lying around somewhere.
edit: actually that photo above is far too modern... i don't have fancy new-fangled 'windows' keys or any other b.s.
this is mine except i have the dvorak version naturally:
AES-256 encrypted keyboard, so not even the FBI can tab my Keyboard, which is far bay more important then my phone by a mile!
http://cheaperinbitcoins.com/product.php?productId=117
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if you pay over $200 for a keyboard that does not have a display, you got scammed. my logitech keyboard cost like $15 and feels better than most of the shit apple and microsoft pushes out of their ass.
Have you had a chance to test it againt a IBM manufactured model m for comparison i've been thinking of buying one of those for the family pc and was curious how they compared.
I have a Customizer 101 and it feels and operates just like a classic m. Great keyboard, and noisy as all get out.
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Cherry browns or you are a terrible human being
I typed on an IBM model M keyboard for ages. And on the buckling spring keyboards even before that, albeit with other layouts (original PC, 3270, etc)
For years and years and years they were the only things I'd use. It's the only reason I even own PS2-USB adapters.
I actually ended up getting massively surprised a few years back. I managed to spill my drink into the M I was using at work and then discovered my spare was actually busted. I ended up using one of those Apple aluminum keyboards because there was one lying around the office.
It took me a while to get used to it but I actually ended up liking them better. I still have several Ms lying around though, probably never going to be willing to get rid of them.
For years and years and years they were the only things I'd use. It's the only reason I even own PS2-USB adapters.
I actually ended up getting massively surprised a few years back. I managed to spill my drink into the M I was using at work and then discovered my spare was actually busted. I ended up using one of those Apple aluminum keyboards because there was one lying around the office.
It took me a while to get used to it but I actually ended up liking them better. I still have several Ms lying around though, probably never going to be willing to get rid of them.
Unicomp SpaceSaver PC (Buckling spring, black with metallic gray, USB).
Have you had a chance to test it againt a IBM manufactured model m for comparison i've been thinking of buying one of those for the family pc and was curious how they compared.
I used to have a fancy media keyboard (fancy for the day, when volume, media center, and email, shopping, and internet buttons were awesome), now I just go for regular ones
I bought one once that had a finger print scanner, which was cool for the first week or so, then I stopped using the scanner, it worked great, not sure why I stopped using it, probably lost it in a move, actually saw it in a box like two weeks ago
For the G13 or whatever the fuck, you could use the LCD screen to display hashrate, that'd be kinda cool and useful
I bought one once that had a finger print scanner, which was cool for the first week or so, then I stopped using the scanner, it worked great, not sure why I stopped using it, probably lost it in a move, actually saw it in a box like two weeks ago
For the G13 or whatever the fuck, you could use the LCD screen to display hashrate, that'd be kinda cool and useful
Good god you're right i just looked up the msft wireless 3000 that thing doesn't even have an escape key!
Now most keyboards have the home, end, delete, page up, and page down keys mashed together and sideways while the insert key is shoved up where it doesn't go.
I was wondering what you were talking about and then I saw the Logitech up there. Why would anyone do that?
Lenovo made that change to their thinkpads following the t400s the ratoinal is here
http://www.lenovoblogs.com/designmatters/2009/06/thinkpad-t400s-key-to-a-better-experience/
i can say that on a laptop i certainly don't mind it but they maintain the block as it was with the double height delete by moving insert over above f12 the double height escape key didn't force anything though and that i do like
http://hothardware.com/articleimages/Item1340/small_Lenovo-T400s-keyboard-3446.jpg
That double height escape is really nice.
That's what I hate about my current keyboard. The ESC is really, really tiny.
Now most keyboards have the home, end, delete, page up, and page down keys mashed together and sideways while the insert key is shoved up where it doesn't go.
I was wondering what you were talking about and then I saw the Logitech up there. Why would anyone do that?
This is what they all just started doing years ago.
Now most keyboards have the home, end, delete, page up, and page down keys mashed together and sideways while the insert key is shoved up where it doesn't go.
I was wondering what you were talking about and then I saw the Logitech up there. Why would anyone do that?
Lenovo made that change to their thinkpads following the t400s the ratoinal is here
http://www.lenovoblogs.com/designmatters/2009/06/thinkpad-t400s-key-to-a-better-experience/
i can say that on a laptop i certainly don't mind it but they maintain the block as it was with the double height delete by moving insert over above f12 the double height escape key didn't force anything though and that i do like
http://hothardware.com/articleimages/Item1340/small_Lenovo-T400s-keyboard-3446.jpg
Now most keyboards have the home, end, delete, page up, and page down keys mashed together and sideways while the insert key is shoved up where it doesn't go.
I was wondering what you were talking about and then I saw the Logitech up there. Why would anyone do that?
Now most keyboards have the home, end, delete, page up, and page down keys mashed together and sideways while the insert key is shoved up where it doesn't go.
Unicomp SpaceSaver PC (Buckling spring, black with metallic gray, USB).
Have you had a chance to test it againt a IBM manufactured model m for comparison i've been thinking of buying one of those for the family pc and was curious how they compared.
Unicomp SpaceSaver PC (Buckling spring, black with metallic gray, USB).
Cherry G80-3000
Most affordable while still providing the best quality (gold clickity switches)
There is a double+ priced version of it by razor as a gaming keyboard but this has some crazy layout stuff.
Most affordable while still providing the best quality (gold clickity switches)
There is a double+ priced version of it by razor as a gaming keyboard but this has some crazy layout stuff.
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