I'm with Slackasaurus on this one, as long as it works and isn't anything out of the ordinary, it's good enough for me. I have an Internet keyboard I'm using right now with media buttons on it that I have never used and never plan to. A button for email, button for the web, sound, mute, etc.
I'm preferential to anything with a traditional layout (Re: cheapest option) Key depth and audible register not important. If they start splitting keys and making curves, that's where I drwa the line.
ah. well myself, i just use a run of the mill microsoft ergonomic keyboard. overpriced IMO, but i wanted one that was non-wireless, USB connect, and black. (black ergonomic keyboards are hard to come across these days :( )
It's not necessarily opposite, just which you think would work better. Although I guess you could say that they're opposites because ergonomic keyboards don't use switches (or at least I've never seen one that does).
I was looking at a nice Logitech ergonomic keyboard the other day when I was purchasing a new printer and I started to consider purchasing an ergonomic keyboard instead of my current plan of getting one with mechanical switch keys. So I'm curious as to whether people think ergonomic keyboards or mechanical switch type keyboards are better (as far as comfort goes).
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Which do you think would improve typing comfort more, having mec
i just like the normal old IBM keyboards, standard stuff.
Which do you think would improve typing comfort more, having mec
I prefer the regular old keyboard layout.
Which do you think would improve typing comfort more, having mec
I'm with Slackasaurus on this one, as long as it works and isn't anything out of the ordinary, it's good enough for me. I have an Internet keyboard I'm using right now with media buttons on it that I have never used and never plan to. A button for email, button for the web, sound, mute, etc.
Which do you think would improve typing comfort more, having mec
I'm preferential to anything with a traditional layout (Re: cheapest option) Key depth and audible register not important. If they start splitting keys and making curves, that's where I drwa the line.
Which do you think would improve typing comfort more, having mec
ah. well myself, i just use a run of the mill microsoft ergonomic keyboard. overpriced IMO, but i wanted one that was non-wireless, USB connect, and black. (black ergonomic keyboards are hard to come across these days :( )
Which do you think would improve typing comfort more, having mec
It's not necessarily opposite, just which you think would work better. Although I guess you could say that they're opposites because ergonomic keyboards don't use switches (or at least I've never seen one that does).
http://www.cherrycorp.com/english/keyboards/Industrial/1800/index.htm
The link above points to a keyboard that uses mechanical keyswitches
http://www.cherrycorp.com/english/switches/key/mx.htm
This link will show you exactly what a keyswitch is (in case someone does not know).
Which do you think would improve typing comfort more, having mec
define: mechanical switch type keys
(as how it would be the opposite of an ergonomic keyboard)
Ergonomic keyboards or ones with switch keys?
I was looking at a nice Logitech ergonomic keyboard the other day when I was purchasing a new printer and I started to consider purchasing an ergonomic keyboard instead of my current plan of getting one with mechanical switch keys. So I'm curious as to whether people think ergonomic keyboards or mechanical switch type keyboards are better (as far as comfort goes).