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what kind of keyboard you use?
masu:
Currently I used the Microsoft Wired 500
it has replaced my old Benq 122 X-Touch
I am amazed from the new Microsoft keyboard :Thmbsup:
bigger image: http://www.s2.com.br/s2arquivos/361/Imagens/2460Image.jpg
[edited by mouser to use small thumbnail - original pic is HUMONGOUS]
nudone:
want the coolest (or most foolish) keyboard on the planet?
have a look at this http://www.daskeyboard.com/
i'd buy it if all i did was type but i need to see where the keys are for shortcuts in certain apps.
the hardware spec sounds nice.
any takers?
mouser:
that's very cool looking.
I was just about to express skepticism about this claim:
Blank Keys to Type up to 100% Faster
Like on a piano, since there are no keys to look at when typing, your brain will quickly adapt and memorize the key positions. Within a few short weeks users increase their typing accuracy and find themselves typing up to 100% faster.
--- End quote ---
I first read it as saying that the lack of printing would help you type faster since your brain wouldnt be distracted by the printing on keys, and i was going to point out that that contradicts most of what we know about the brain.
but on second reading i think they are saying that the lack of lettering will force you to become a touch typer, which will in the long run lead to faster typing, which seems reasonable enough. pretty interesting idea actually.
jgpaiva:
There's yet another advantage for that keyboard: Its great for people who:
* use many languages in the keyboards, because like that you don't have the other language's characters in the way to making distracting you from what you want to write.
* like to redefine theys keyboard keys to other stuff, allowing them to put themselves the labels in the keyboard.
Still, this surelly isn't the keyboard for me. I like to have the letters there, even if i know where they are.
masu:
yesterday I have experienced with a Cherry Cymotion Expert keyboard.
The keystroke is really silent, much more silent than on my MS Wired 500 keyboard. :-*
I think I will do another update to this keyboard, if I have money. :Thmbsup:
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