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Jump to PostStandard keyboards are the best in my opiinon. I dont like all that xtra garbage on it.........
Jump to PostMy toshiba laptop keyboard - even has a number pad (an absolute necessity) and soft bouncy keys!
Jump to PostMicrosoft LS4000.
Ergonomic, essential for preventing RSI with long term use.
Firm action, good tactile feedback.
Well built, built to last.
Rather heavy and large, so stable on your desk.
Jump to PostStandard keyboards are the best in my opiinon. I dont like all that xtra garbage on it.........
agreed. I use an ancient one i got with a 486 - has a nice metal bace and tough keys bit has gone yellow now (originally beige) (i dont use the windows keys …
Jump to PostI like the super mini keyboard, at about 8" across, is less than half the size of a standard keyboard. Great for saving space. It's slightly inconvenient though because it doesn't have a numeric keypad and uses function keys to get special characters. Cost less than $10.
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