Keyboards
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Based on the article Clicky keyboards[^], it got me thinking. I've always just bought whatever keyboard. There have been some I've liked more than others, but never put much thought into it when buying one. What are some really good keyboards out there?
I have the Das Keyboard Professional S "Silent" keyboard. It is similar to the one in the article, but has the Cherry "brown" ("silent") switches rather than the Cherry "blue" switches with the loud click. It is far from silent, but not too noisy. I liked it so well at home, I bought one for work as well. I really liked the original Microsoft Natural keyboard, but I have a couple of the later version in my parts bin, because I don't like them as well as the original.
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Based on the article Clicky keyboards[^], it got me thinking. I've always just bought whatever keyboard. There have been some I've liked more than others, but never put much thought into it when buying one. What are some really good keyboards out there?
Here's mine: Kinesis Freestyle
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For years someone in my workplace refused to give up a keyboard that clicked on both down and upstrokes. I used to say that she only kept it because it sounded like she was typing twice as fast as she actually was. She didn't find it funny.
Wow. Isn't that the truth?!? I will question anyone in the future who wants a loud keyboard based on what you said. Then again, my "split keyboard" (not a wave keyboard) and an ergonomic mouse request seems to throw off most help desks'.
Soon...very soon...http://CraptasticNation.blogspot.com/[^]
