usb keyboard

[Ric Moore]

On Fri, 2010-10-01 at 19:14 +1000, Basil Chupin wrote:
> On 01/10/2010 19:06, Vaibhav Dalvi wrote:
> > I've had quite some experience with keyboards. And I hate the modern 
> > keyboards. There's just not as much feedback, keys feel stuck, the 
> > button don't click at all and half the time you need to bang them in 
> > order to get something on the screen. I've a Very Old TVS PS2 keyboard 
> > for my PC (a celeron 2.53GHz on an Intel 845Mainboard and 256MB RAM) 
> > at home and it's awesome. The feedback is right, keys move like knife 
> > in butter. The sweet sound of the keys hitting the base is like music 
> > on my ears. And I've been using it for last 6yrs. And I picked it up 
> > in a secondhand shop. So that's easily more than 10yrs. I wish I could 
> > get one of them in USB.
> >
> > Oh looks like I can. http://www.tvs-e.com/keyboard-landing.asp# Well 
> > going to give it a try.
> 
> Interesting.
> 
> I've use Logitech keyboards (+ mouse combos) for years without any problems.
> 
> Perhaps you shouldn't "bang them" when trying to type something?

You obviously haven't seen "Hackers". It's the machine-gun tattoo of
fingers clicking away madly on the keyboard that denotes a true hacker.
Mine clicks very nicely, while I'm plotting to take over the world.
<evil cackles> Ric


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