Keyboards

[stephen barncard]

HI, Mike,

There are actually two models, the full size USB 105 key version with num
keypad, and the wireless, smaller version.

if you haven't tried one of the 'newer' mac keyboards, they're not as
impractical and non-tactile as they look.
They take a little getting used to, but they are not chicklets, as in the
Texas Instruments personal computer disaster. I now prefer them over PC-like
keyboards. They're light and easy to pack in luggage.

In other words, don't knock it until you've actually used one. They will
take the abuse, but of course any keyboard used every day will get worn out
after a few years. I'm buying another one of these things soon.

On 22 October 2010 07:35, Mike Kerner <MikeKerner at roadrunner.com> wrote:

> Well, the possibility of being able to use RR...ERR LC to develop iOS apps
> caused me to buy a Mac Mini, my first desktop in a while.  For the first
> time in a long time I'm looking for a keyboard.
>
> Since I spend a lot of my day banging on keys, I'm looking for something
> that doesn't feel like 5h!7, and will put up with the abuse.
>
> I WANT to like the Apple-branded keyboards, but my first impression is that
> I don't like the chicklets on the wireless version, and I think I want a
> full 105 key keyboard.
>
> I've been to Best Buy but I haven't found one that feels good under my
> fingers.
>
> Suggestions?
>
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Stephen Barncard
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