Favorite keyboard?

[phreek]

What's yours?

 

[MSNY]

Logitech Internet keyboard. Nice feel for gaming and the wife like the extra web buttons.

 

[BuddyHolly]

Logitech wireless.

 

[MGMorden]

I like the logitech internet keyboard as well (extra buttons are nice, but my only real concern is the I have a full size back space the the |\ key is right above the enter). I have the original though. The newer revision looks even better.

 

[PCAddict]

I love my MS Internet KB Pro.

 

[Dan]

I like Microsoft's "Natural" keyboard. I'm referring to the original model. It's nice and big, with larger keys than most keyboards.

 

[kendogg]

another vote on the Logitech wireless, its a wonderful keyboard

 

[Seeko]

My Microsoft Internet Keyboard Pro with Intellimouse Explorer just plain ROCKS!

 

[Maximus1]

I've gotta second you there Seeko, that combo really is killer, and I wouldn't trade it for anything.

 

[Wizkid]

Logitech Cordless Desktop Pro

 

[SUOrangeman]

I have th eoriginal MS Natrual KB, but I think I want to go to the new MS Natrual Pro with the nicely-endowed keys. I like pushing the right buttons.

-SUO

 

[DarkKnight113]

I like my MS Internet Keyboard.

 

[OhMan]

Logitech any keyboard

 

[loner]

I use my MS keyboard elite most of the time, but I really prefer the feel of my Logitech Internet keyboard.

 

[xSauronx]

ive had a split keyboard by Micro innovations fora couple years now and i love it

 

[Perkdog]

I like the Kinesis Maxim keyboard personally, it's quite expensive though.

 

[claw]

Any keyboard without the lame L-shaped enter key.

 

[Mday]

L-enter key is suck

 

[surf.to/mkk]

I prefer very inexpensive and small keyboards like for instance the Mitsumi budgetline. The pricerange allows me to have at least one backup keyboard without straining my economy. With a backup keyboard I can take one of them apart and clean it thoroughly without having to think too much about damaging it in the process. My keyboards get quite messy after a while and for what I've seen other peoples keyboards get messy too. The main difference seems to be that I care about it.

Or I could give a regular grey keyboard a much needed paintjob to make it look nice, while hooking up the extra keyboard in the meantime. If I was to have an expensive ergonomic keyboard as the primary keyboard I would only feel very awkward with going back to a regular one for backup. The size of the ergonomic keyboards is also too big for my taste. Take a regular keyboard, add a wristpad and then you have a solution that is pretty good for your hands. Sit straight, buy a good mousepad with support for your hand (I use Everglide Giganta) and may have done more good to your hands than using a super-ergo keyboard.

One last thing that I haven't tried yet, but am sure that I will. With one of these really cheap keyboards you can take it and smash it against a wall or throw it out the window after loosing a clan-match of Quake3. Although I would love to do the same with an MS Natural Keyboard I seriously doubt that I really could after spending that kind of money on one, or two, given my need for backup. ;-)

 

[Erasmus-X]

I like my Logitech iTouch Wireless a lot.

 

[IceStorm]

POS mitsumi. Any keyboard that is thin. I use wristgliders(http://www.wristgliders.com), and my hands "drop" down into the keyboard if it has a low profile, as they're supposed to.

 

[surf.to/mkk]

Good point IceStorm. I agree totally.

 

[mpitts]

I'm using the Microsoft Internet KB Pro and Explorer mouse.. gotta love that combo..

I really liked my Natural keyboard back in the day.. I wonder what ever happened to mine?

 

[Shudder]

They keyboard that came with my 386. It's loud and clicky, but my keyrate was faster on that than anything I have ever used in my entire life.

 

[pen^2]

another vote for MS Internet KB Pro. didnt like their (MS) mice tho. also, i find the window key sitting between the left ctrl and alt very disturbing. i used to have this win95 compliant keyboard with the stuipd key moved up to the del/ins/home/end/pgup/pgdown spot (ya know what i mean) and i actually started using the key not to mention it felt much more comfortable