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I use the Steel Series 7G for gaming, it's phenomenal in that it's hyper responsive and doesn't 'ghost': However it is horrible to type with since it's hyper responsive. The slightest touch and you typo. Hence why I pulled out my old Dell keyboard (after this thread inspired me):  I've put the 7G behind the monitor, I'll be pulling it out to game with when I'm gaming now...
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Nija posted:I had one of those GIVEN to me, and I had to pass it on for one simple reason. Doesn't bother me at all... I suppose it's because I'm used to 'feeling for the edge' of keys when I type to know what I'm pressing; i.e. I'll know if I am hitting the right key if (besides the appropriate action taking place on the screen) if there is an appropriate amount of distance or space besides it. This is the reason I could never use the Logitech G series or the Tarantula; they both had keys to the sides of the actual keyboard, so by pure feel the side keys were not the same. Muscle memory prevented me from using those. Every time I went to hit the enter key on the numpad, I hit some stupid rear end macro key... Pissed me off immensely.
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Sep 5, 2009 23:19
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Sizzlechest posted:Congratulations. You have a skill that's been obviated by modern technology. Do you find it difficult using a Dvorak layout on your smartphone? I too enjoy looking like a 60 year old summer intern from bumfuck nowhere using a keyboard for the fourth time in his entire life, hunting and pecking for letters with my index fingers.
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Jun 5, 2011 18:00
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Who the gently caress TRAINS to touch type? It comes naturally as long as you've been using a computer since you grew up.
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Jun 5, 2011 21:05
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Lamps indeed are very useful. I prefer the uplighting sort: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/10139879  I have 3 of these in the Living/computer/kitchen room, and 1 in each of the bedrooms. Good lighting without glare.
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Jun 5, 2011 21:57
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gently caress that noise. After a full size keyboard for years, laptop keyboards make my fingers cramp. poo poo's not far enough apart, and the depress distance of the keys is jarringly shallow. I do like the noise thinkpad keyboards make though. Sounds slick.
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Jun 16, 2011 21:51
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Cherry blacks are the best for gaming. You can spam the poo poo out of them. Perfect for both MMOs and FPS.
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Jun 19, 2011 19:32
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Personally I'd rather get a bigger desk before going ten key less...
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Jul 14, 2011 01:06
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Can someone recommend a cherry blue wireless full size keyboard?
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Sep 16, 2012 14:34
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Tedronai66 posted:There MIGHT be one from xarmor. I know they had one with browns. But I think pickings are extremely slim in the wireless mechanical category. Cream_Filling posted:They basically don't exist except for the one mentioned earlier, which most people have only seen out of stock on online shopping sites. I think Filco makes some bluetooth one, too, but it's Japan only I think. Thanks, I'll stick it out with my current HP KU-0316, which the office was going to throw away... It's better for typing on than my Steel Series 7G as the SS is too linear... I'll get a cherry blue when (if) a wireless version finally comes out.
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Sep 16, 2012 18:57
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Could I get a recommendation for a keyboard with the following features: full size cherry blues wireless if possible, wired if not UK layout if possible, US if not FYI, I am in the UK.
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Oct 18, 2016 23:44
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Not sure what you mean by ISO, but if ISO means UK instead of US layout, then: Wireless is more important than UK layout.
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That filco looks the business. Any other suggestions? If not, I'll likely pull the trigger at the end of the day.
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