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Leevmeister
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 Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 1:22 pm Post subject: What keyboard do you use? |
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I would be interested to know which keyboards some of us uses 
To begin with myself, i use a
IBM Model M Clicky #1391511 NL-Layout
Logitech G15 v2 US-International Layout
I must say, i really like the IBM model M because it types so fine with the buckling springs  , especially when typing a lot.
But for games i prefer the G15 (obviously), because i really like the built in lcd screen, and the G macro keys.
I know, for some people the keyboards aren´t important, but i would guess for some of us they are  |
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g0b
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Location: France
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| Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 1:28 pm Post subject: |
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I use a very dirty keyboard
If I was washing it, I would probably see "Logitech" written somewhere...
FR layout of course...
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Chiefish
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I have used so many different keyboards and none of them have been able to hold up to the use they get, ive tried logitech, micro, dell, and some others i dont recall the names of, including nice looking backlit ones, and multimedia ones, but the only keyboard that has survived all the gameing and other stuff i do with them is the all mighty IBM clicky like Leeve is using. I will swear by this keyboard no matter what. I do plan to try some others in the future but I will never throw this one out.
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kosmokrator
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Location: Athens-GR
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logitech s510 cordless......in dirty contitionas Gob...
and Gr layout.... |
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JAC
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| I use a Chuck Norris keyboard, I dont have to type anything, I just think the letters and the computer prints them. |
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kosmokrator
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| Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 4:50 pm Post subject: |
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| JAC wrote: | | I use a Chuck Norris keyboard, I dont have to type anything, I just think the letters and the computer prints them. |
hahahahaha |
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thomsonicus
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Cordless Logitech "Internet PRO" keyboard and and a wireless logitech mouse
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naked1300
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Logitech Bluetooth Desktop MX5000
it's a wireless system with keyb and mouse
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Xaar
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Well, I use a Chicony KB-5916 (an old AT keyboard with Windows keys) from 1996 and a MS IntelliMouse Explorer 4.0 USB/PS2 compatible.
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debs3759
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I use a couple of flexible keyboards (you can roll them up and put them in your pocket!) on my main computers, and ahve a variety of standard keyboards for testing systems with (AT, PS2 and Sun keyboards).
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Chook
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I use a Diamond Touch keyboard that's 10 years old and still going strong. I prefer keyboards with a big enter key and a small backspace key.
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picur10
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Microsoft Wireless Media Desktop 1000 HUN
I just changed my old Samsung keyboard yesterday. |
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D.8080
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Laptop's keyboard. Toshiba's.
Good feeling and not bad for a laptop.
But alt+shift to switch layouts is really handy, when you have memorized them! |
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vezhlys
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