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[Sebatianos]

He he he
I started typing on an 78 year old tiping machine (it's 102 year old now), so trust me - all the keyboards are comfortable.
And about finding the keys - just learn where they are. Yiu'll makr lwss mistajea thaz eay! :bleh:

[Rogue]

Knowing where the keys are does not help if you drunk, now, does it? LOL LOL LOL

[Puffin]

In my old school, we learnt how to type on some huge, old typing machines...
They were aweful. Always breaking down.....

[The Niles]

Originally posted by Iron_Scarecrow@Nov 15 2004, 10:56 AM
Yes I can. But the thing is they just a keyboard, who cares.

I do. As you might imagine I have to spend a great deal of time typing on a computer both for this site and professionally. This often means I spend hours pressing keys and with the wrong kind of keyboard that means I develop delibetating pains in my hands. My new keyboard has a very light stroke. With that I am able to type longer and smoother (once I am comfortable with the new position of the keys).

Of course I prefer ease of use over looks but with this keyboard I can have both.

[Omuletzu]

freaky... :smoke: