need help finding a keyboard that looks like this...

[hugekebab]

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hi

i need a keyboard where the end key is attached to the top cursor (see image.) also i need a big backspace like there not the half size ones. i know it sounds stupid but its for gaming and i cant get used to wasd, ive been using this config for too long. does anyone have a link of a keyboard for sale that looks like this photo. ive looked everywhere and im getting desperate now cus my keyboard is dying badly 🙁

 

[Oyeve]

You need THIS We use em at work and pay about 12 bucks.

 

[bluestrobe]

Hehe, I' currently use one of the same type of keyboards myself. Never used the power/sleep/wake buttons though.

 

[hugekebab]

Originally posted by: Oyeve
You need THIS We use em at work and pay about 12 bucks.

thats perfect, but i cant find one in the uk 🙁

 

[Zepper]

Belkin doesn't actually manufacture anything - they are a packager which exists mainly to help the big box stores here in the States make a profit (jewelry store level markups on their stuff).

. Hey Oyeve, can you provide a pic of the bottom side of one of those keyboards with the printing on the label very clear. I can probably determine who actually makes it for the OP.
IAC, the model numbers here won't be directly comparable to what you get there as you get the UK layout with the Pound key and all that rigamarole. We yanks won't put up with stuff like that weird shaped Enter key... The OTK layout is the holy grail!

.bh.

 

[ShadowBlade]

check at zipzoomfly, they usually have free shipping, idk if this applies to international also

 

[shortylickens]

Micro-Innovations has what you are looking for. Normally 8-12 dollars. I found mine at Wal-Mart.
Many office supply stores also have them.
(Staples, Office-Max, Office-Depot.)

 

[Zepper]

Note people, the OP is in the U.K.!

I found a Benq (Acer) which should be easily gotten world wide: Linkage.

Micro-Innovations is a packager for the retail channel whose keyboards are actually made by several different companies. I doubt you would find them under the same name elsewhere.

.bh.