Advice me with a nice keyboard (50$)

[Gomce]

Something nice for "old school" typist

 

[Gomce]

anyone ?!

 

[LakerGod]

Sorry...i can't help you here. I just bought a Microsoft Natural Pro Keyboard...so I guess i'm a "new school" typist.

Good luck finding one you like.

 

[Dabappa]

I really like my Logitech Internet Navigator Keyboard.

Here is a Link

It has a very nice feel, and the hot keys have proven useful.

The wrist rest is removable if you don't like it; I replaced mine with a gel pad.

Good Luck,

 

[microAmp]

<< I really like my Logitech Internet Navigator Keyboard.
Here is a Link
It has a very nice feel, and the hot keys have proven useful.
The wrist rest is removable if you don't like it; I replaced mine with a gel pad.
Good Luck, >>


Yup! Got mine a little while ago, love it!!

 

[BurnItDwn]

I always liked the old fashioned IBM keyboards, the ones form like 286es and 386es. They last forever, And I think they are the best for typing on. Also if you want, you can pull off the keyheads and reletter the leyboard to Dvorak and then use software in windoze to remap as well

 

[Uclagamer_99]

i like the keytronic lifetime designer..it's around $30-40ish
black...very quiet...and comes with a lifetime warranty

 

[Heifetz]

Save yourself some money, and get really cheap IBM preferred black keyboards from ebay. They have a lot of auctions, and I believe they're always below $20. I bought myself one, to match my SGI sw1600. Couldn't stand the clash between my old white MS Natural and the dark SW1600 hehe


Heifetz