RE: Keyboard Recommendations

Lets see, must be close to Friday for me -

Have you considered moving your PC away from your girlfriend, or have you
considered a new girlfriend :)

Now as I recall, the old IBM 5211 mod 1 or was it 2 was VERY durable, it
held
down many a desks during floods; if you pampered it, it was fairly
responsive,
as for quiet, I could not tell, the darn S/34 and S/38 drowned out most of
my
thoughts and my own cries of pain and agony whenever I had to move one of
those
beasts around.

But one thing you forgot to mention (I've been here a long time) do you
consider
the ultimate keyboard for a PC or a "green/amber/4 COLOR" dumb terminal????

I have a Dell at home, is working very nicely, at work a Compaq, somewhat
stubborn
when it comes to keying, and I do still get to work with some decision data
amber
screens from time to time, and they seem to like abuse :0

hope this helps....

Mark - almost Friday for me (you can't tell can you;)



-----Original Message-----
From: rpg400-l-admin@midrange.com [mailto:rpg400-l-admin@midrange.com]On
Behalf Of David Wright
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 12:41 PM
To: 'rpg400-l@midrange.com'
Subject: Keyboard Recommendations


Hi All,

A little off topic, but I have been struggling to find a good, responsive
keyboard for a couple of months now, and was wondering if anyone out there
has found the 'Ultimate Programming Keyboard'?

My biggest demands are quick response (do not have to pound the keys),
durability (you can pound the keys), and quiet (wake the girlfriend and
die)...

Any suggestions?
Thanks,
David

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