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| Time: 00:44 EST/05:44 GMT | News Source: ActiveWin.com | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
Discover a complete wireless solution that frees your desktop from clutter. Free yourself from desktop clutter and extra cables. The dual two-channel radio frequency receiver has over 200 unique codes to prevent interference which allows you to place the receiver out of sight. | ||
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| #1 By 135 (209.180.28.6) at 11/20/2001 10:29:40 AM |
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Sigh. Once again the problem is the quality of the key switches. It has nothing to do with the positioning.
The new Office keyboard positively rocks, the keyswitches are smooth and precise. By far the best keyboard I've seen on the market since the Northgate Omnikey. Now I have no idea what this wireless keyboard is like. |
| #2 By 1295 (216.84.210.100) at 11/20/2001 11:37:24 AM |
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I agree with #4.
But I have noticed and have proven that if you force someone onto a ergo keyboard they will, after a short while, never want to go back to the non ergo keyboards. I personally can't see how anybody that programs for hours on end or types large essays/papers can possibly enjoy using a non ergo. My hands used to hurt like nobody's business when I used those. I enjoy my MS Natural Keyboard Pro. Its Simple it has some buttons but it doesn't blast you away with stuff you really don't care about. Its keys are responsive and it has a handy USB hub in it which I have my Mouse (Intellimouse Explorer <-- Owns) pluged into. Oh yea, its programmable. I'm pretty sure I'll buy a wireless Keyboard once they come out with an ergo one but I can live with what I've got for a long while. God we are geeks... discussing the pro's and con's of keyboards =) |
| #3 By 111 (66.45.65.141) at 11/20/2001 4:39:47 PM |
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>The dual two-channel radio frequency receiver has over 200
>unique codes to prevent interference which allows you to >place the receiver out of sight. No, that's not true. It means that you won't have intereference from other keyboard or mice that might be nearby. It has nothing to do with where you place them. Who wrote this shit? |
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