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Buying meself a keyboard (logitech, not music)
Movitz
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Ok. So I need a new keyboard because my old white one is pretty much yellow by now.
I need nothing fancy. I play a lot of games but all the 1337 gamerz keyboards seem pretty pointless and overpriced. Since I don't play WoW I don't need to have an orgy in macro buttons anyways. The Logitech 200 or Logitech Deluxe 250 seems to be exactly what I need.
My problem is this: I never used USB keyboards before and I know that the PS/2 one I have now starts beeping angrily at me if more than 3 buttons are pressed at once. I've heard that USB boards might be even more sensitive about this. Could someone enlighten me on how a USB keyboard behaves or, even better, one of those specific boards behave?
I need nothing fancy. I play a lot of games but all the 1337 gamerz keyboards seem pretty pointless and overpriced. Since I don't play WoW I don't need to have an orgy in macro buttons anyways. The Logitech 200 or Logitech Deluxe 250 seems to be exactly what I need.
My problem is this: I never used USB keyboards before and I know that the PS/2 one I have now starts beeping angrily at me if more than 3 buttons are pressed at once. I've heard that USB boards might be even more sensitive about this. Could someone enlighten me on how a USB keyboard behaves or, even better, one of those specific boards behave?
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At least, I've never had this problem.
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I have been using a Deck Legend 105 Gold for a couple years now and I fucking love it.
Each key is individually backlit with an LED (Green, Red, and Blue are available colors) and it is impossible for the character to wear off as the dye for the character is injected into the plastic itself. The keys are also all Cherry MX mechanical spring switches for an excellent feel and crazy durability and longevity over membrane keyboards (which is the majority of the market right now.) The only frill this keyboard has is the LED backlighting, otherwise it has no additional features and is just a standard keyboard. Availble in USB or PS/2. I also just checked thier website and they have added a new LED color (light blue) and a couple options for the type of feel for the key, Linear and Tactile. http://www.deckkeyboards.com/
Das Keyboard also uses Cherry MX Tactile switches for its keystrokes, but the keys are not backlit like the Legend. However Das Keyboard weights the keys so that certain keys take less effort to press than others unlike the Legend which does not. You can even get the Das Keyboard with blank keys to reinforce touch typing skills. With the exception of a couple additional USB ports, there are no other frills. Availble in USB. http://www.daskeyboard.com/
Biohaz. Those keyboards seem pretty nice (and a bit gimmicky) but they're not sold here in Sweden.
Neither keyboards are sold in brick and mortar stores as far as I know, but you can order them from distrubtors located in Europe.
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I swore I would never use one of those "god damn ridiculous ergonomic keyboards". But then my wrist pains got bad enough that I was pretty much forced to try one.
I picked up a Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard 4000. Long story short, I have fallen in love with it, and can't go back to a regular keyboard now.