On Wed, 17 Feb 2010 08:09:17 -0500 (EST), John Hasler wrote:
Chris Jones writes:
What seems to be happening is that I am a rather 'energetic' typist,
and those keyboards were never designed to cope with intensive typing
in the first place.
Then you need an IBM Model M. You won't wear it out.
I second that motion! I have two of them. I wish I had more.
They are the best keyboards ever made, in my humble opinion. (Or at least
the best keyboards I personally have ever used.) Unfortunately, IBM has
not made this keyboard, or any keyboard, for that matter, in years. But
I heard on the news about a year ago that some company was making a clone
of these keyboards, using IBM's old factory, if I'm not mistaken, for
high-end typing power users. The electronics have been updated for a USB
interface instead of the original PS/2 interface. But the key action is
identical. They aren't cheap! But if your computer can handle
a traditional PS/2 keyboard connection, and if you are lucky enough to
find one of the original ones used, you might get it for a reasonable price.
These are 101-key keyboards, not 104-key keyboards. They don't have the
two Windows® logo keys or the menu key. But who cares! I never use those
keys anyway.
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