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I use a basic Dell keyboard: Been using it for over 3 years now and it works excellently. Pretty easy to clean too, the keys pop out easily and are simple to put back in. It's completely no-frills and that's how I like my keyboards. The family PC uses a Full-Size Mac keyboard, despite it using WindowsXP. It works very well actually.
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I've been looking for a good media center keyboard and I think I found one: It has a built in optical trackball instead of a lovely touchpad. There is also a mouse button under the right-hand side and a scroll wheel under the left hand side. Looks nice and ergonomic too. I'll be buying it some time next week.
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Dec 29, 2009 12:27
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An update on this guy: I'm using it right now and I have to say it's a worthwhile purchase. It is by no means the highest quality keyboard ever, the keys are a bit mushy and the trackball skips when you move it too fast. That said, it does suit my purposes exactly. Shintaro is an Australian-based brand so I don't know how non-Australians could get a hold of one, however they're a rebrander of generic OEM stuff so it's likely that you could find the same product under a different brand name where you live.
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Bagarthach posted:Like here for example.  Oddly enough mine was a little cheaper at AU$70.Bagarthach posted:This Chicony 9820 (the black one) has served me very well for years, but it looks like ps/2 ports are finally disappearing and besides this thing eats batteries like crazy. Judging by reviews online I hear good things about the battery life of these keyboards, the 3 month battery life indicated in the specs appears to be an accurate estimate.
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