High Quality Keyboard Hunt

Washuu

Limp Gawd
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I have been desperately trying to find a keyboard that is high quality, I have been a fan of logitech keyboard, but I want something that is much more sturdy than the average keyboard, and doesn't rely on plastic for the keys to pop back up. Like an industrial strength built keyboard, like how older computer's keyboards were made.


Does anyone know where I could find and purchase a standard wired high quality keyboard?
 
logitech g15?
saitek eclipse?
but these are in your term to plasticy?

both are also pricey.
 
ibm model m.
Go to Goodwill they have em for like $3 and they can be used as a lethal weapon in a pinch.
btw the das keyboard looks like a total rip off of a model m with a paint job. Also if you like the fact that there are no letters on the keys you can easily do it with a model m like i did. Just pop off all the key caps and there you have it.
 
Now I got a name to look for!

Dont care about whats on the keys, so I think that ibm keyboard might be best... just checked ebay and their is a ton up for sale.



::: Be the perfect keyboard, except it doesnt have media player controls ( volume, foward, pause, play )... is there any way around that? like registry macros or something?
 
Washuu said:
Now I got a name to look for!

Dont care about whats on the keys, so I think that ibm keyboard might be best... just checked ebay and their is a ton up for sale.



::: Be the perfect keyboard, except it doesnt have media player controls ( volume, foward, pause, play )... is there any way around that? like registry macros or something?
Most media players already have specific that control the music playback. Ever press the spacebar or the forward and back arrow keys in iTunes? Or 'C' in Winamp?

Volume on the other hand is tricky. I'm sure there is a way to impliment that though.
 
Zippy Aluminum keyboards are pretty nice. I got mine about 2 years ago and love the thing.
 
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