What keyboard do you have?
What keyboards do you guys have? Why do you like them? What style is it? Do you like one style keyboard over another?
I have a Dell AT101W, pretty much the first Mechanical Keyboard in production. While extremely old, I got it out of the trash for free and it still looks great and types great, no broken keys or anything. It's really loud too.
I've been thinking of going to a Razer Black Widow Ultimate, because the glowing keys would make typing in the dark super easy for me, and because the macro keys would be awesome for online games and forums and anything else that they can be programmed for.
I personally don't really like laptop-style keyboards, with those really flat and thin keys. They feel flimsy to me, and barely make any noise. The one thing they're wonderful though is typing long essays and things like that. I actually keep a laptop-styled USB keyboard around for that exact purpose. My mechanical keyboard's big blocky keys can actually start hurting your fingers after 10 pages of typing, normally my fingers are sore by the end of the day just from browsing LG and posting and stuff. The much shorter distance the laptop keys take to depress and everything makes them extremely fast to type on, and because there aren't chasms between the keys, it lets your fingers glide over the tops of them without having to lift up and set down on the next key.
I have a Dell AT101W, pretty much the first Mechanical Keyboard in production. While extremely old, I got it out of the trash for free and it still looks great and types great, no broken keys or anything. It's really loud too.
I've been thinking of going to a Razer Black Widow Ultimate, because the glowing keys would make typing in the dark super easy for me, and because the macro keys would be awesome for online games and forums and anything else that they can be programmed for.
I personally don't really like laptop-style keyboards, with those really flat and thin keys. They feel flimsy to me, and barely make any noise. The one thing they're wonderful though is typing long essays and things like that. I actually keep a laptop-styled USB keyboard around for that exact purpose. My mechanical keyboard's big blocky keys can actually start hurting your fingers after 10 pages of typing, normally my fingers are sore by the end of the day just from browsing LG and posting and stuff. The much shorter distance the laptop keys take to depress and everything makes them extremely fast to type on, and because there aren't chasms between the keys, it lets your fingers glide over the tops of them without having to lift up and set down on the next key.
