I Want One

[Head Wreck]

i miss old keyboards, new keyboards just dont have the definate click that the old weapons grade ones did. often when typing i wonder havei really pressed that key?

well i'm happy.

http://matias.ca/tactilepro2/index.php

old school spring loaded on USB tech.

yeps me wants

[creatureofthenyte]

that would be cool.

[Scary Guy]

Bulletproof my ass

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&cli...amp;btnG=Search

I'm talking if you want something that will last and last. My friend John preferred those old IBM Model M keyboards with the bucking spring action so much he had to search and search for one on e-bay. The type you could bludgeon someone with that will just literally last for ever (or 20 years at least usually).

[Shade Everdark]

Uhh, personally, I think I'll stick with my Logitech G15.

I never much cared for the loud clicking sounds with old keyboards, and the G15, despite its bulk, seems to have keys which are ever-so-slightly smaller than keys on other Windows keyboards. I like this, since I have small hands, it allows me to type more smoothly and a little more quickly than I would otherwise do.

Just my opinion.

[Head Wreck]

i like large keys, and i like the IBM model M's (they are saught after, the few remaining ones at work are fought over by micrographics and fast keyers

[Scary Guy]

http://www.mini-itx.com/projects/underwood/

Except I'd leave the mechanical keys as is... somehow. maybe have it so that each key that strikes the target area has a different connection signal sent to the computer making the keys appear. Would probably need some type of custom driver for that though or do it before it hits the computer in another module.