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Posted November 22, 2009
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SirCabbage: i dont see why the main post is low rated
it was the best i could do..
broken keyboard remember? not spam

I didn't give it a negative rating, but I could see how others would think it was just spam so yeah that's gotta be why it was rated low.
At first I had no idea what you were talking about . I just thought it was some gog in-joke, but after looking at it more closely it was pretty obvious what happened.
Posted November 22, 2009
Oh, don't forget the Optimus Maximus.
http://www.artlebedev.com/everything/optimus/
Post edited November 22, 2009 by sk8ing667
Posted November 22, 2009
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Miaghstir: The best keyboard I've ever used is the old IBM Model M though. Pity the 3 I have are too old to have a windows button, and modern copies cost an arm and a leg at least, not to mention that they're difficult to find.

I use a 1391401 with my flagship system, and I have a slightly newer Lexmark-made one with the drainage channels (but still with a detachable cable) as a spare, since I found it at a thrift store for just a few dollars.
Not having the Windows keys can be annoying sometimes, but I'm not going to pay several times as much for a new board with similar tactile feel that DOES have them.
Posted November 23, 2009
aaa aa aa aaaaaa aaaa aaaaaaaa aa aaa aaaaaa a (aaaaaa aaa aaaaa aaaaaa aaaaa)
(all of my keybord only consists of the button a (except the space button space).)
Post edited November 23, 2009 by nicolaierdk
Posted November 23, 2009
I've never understood why people don't like using the standard keyboards that come with the computers. But since the last new computer/keyboard I got was back in 2003, I suppose I don't really know what keyboards are like these days.
I know my aunt and grandmother have this awful flat-ish keyboard, and I can't stand it. They got their updated (IE: Vista Installed) computers/keyboards fairly recently, a year or so ago, I think. I'm always typoing on those stupid flat keys by mistake because they're so close together.
I like my old standard black Microsoft wired keyboard, with my standard black Logitech wired mouse. I don't think I could ever stand or get used to using other types of keyboards.
Posted November 23, 2009
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HiroshiMishima: I've never understood why people don't like using the standard keyboards that come with the computers. But since the last new computer/keyboard I got was back in 2003, I suppose I don't really know what keyboards are like these days.
I know my aunt and grandmother have this awful flat-ish keyboard, and I can't stand it. They got their updated (IE: Vista Installed) computers/keyboards fairly recently, a year or so ago, I think. I'm always typoing on those stupid flat keys by mistake because they're so close together.
I like my old standard black Microsoft wired keyboard, with my standard black Logitech wired mouse. I don't think I could ever stand or get used to using other types of keyboards.

I want to get an ergonomic keyboard. Supposed to be much easiler on your hands and wrists once you get used to it.
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