Wednesday, June 02, 2004
I Need A New Keyboard
When I look at keyboard designs, they are no longer a device with just lettered keys on them. Some have extra internet keys (I have one of those now),some are ergonomic, shaped like two hump backed seals, and some are split in the middle that look like it fell off the table. You can get them with a PS2 connection, a USB connection, or no connection at all. They come with tiny little feet that tilt them up so all the liquid will run down to the space bar, some are flat and some are zero tilt. (I could never figure out zero tilt, isn't that flat?) Some have keys that click, some are soft touch, and some completely silent. All those features are neat, but I need a new keyboard because:
*The one I have can't spell.
*My mouse won't type.
*I don't have an 'any' key.
*And the one I have has a decal that says "Warning:To reduce risk of serious injury to hands, wrists or other joints, read Safety & Comfort Guide."
I tried that and the darn thing didn't type a word!
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When I look at keyboard designs, they are no longer a device with just lettered keys on them. Some have extra internet keys (I have one of those now),some are ergonomic, shaped like two hump backed seals, and some are split in the middle that look like it fell off the table. You can get them with a PS2 connection, a USB connection, or no connection at all. They come with tiny little feet that tilt them up so all the liquid will run down to the space bar, some are flat and some are zero tilt. (I could never figure out zero tilt, isn't that flat?) Some have keys that click, some are soft touch, and some completely silent. All those features are neat, but I need a new keyboard because:
*The one I have can't spell.
*My mouse won't type.
*I don't have an 'any' key.
*And the one I have has a decal that says "Warning:To reduce risk of serious injury to hands, wrists or other joints, read Safety & Comfort Guide."
I tried that and the darn thing didn't type a word!
This work by NSCAVE is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License
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