Comments on: I Need A New Keyboard

By: ryosaeba

ryosaeba — Tue, 19 Oct 2004 16:14:07 +0000

to ronny:

maybe its your cookie settings, gue gak perlu isi ulang data gue kok di sini

to reno:

hohoho, gue juga masih pake nih ibm keyboard warna putih, bawaannya pc gl 300, ngembat dari kantor, hehehe

By: Reno S. Anwari

Reno S. Anwari — Sun, 17 Oct 2004 20:03:53 +0000

Coba lobby David, siapa tau dia bersedia menghibahkan keyboard IBM kesayangannya.

Gak mungkin!!! =D

By: amen

amen — Sun, 17 Oct 2004 17:33:11 +0000

lah sama dong, gua juga pake yg multimedia natural keyboard. emang masalah tuh di F-lock nya yg gak bisa otomatis nyala tiap reboot.
tapi untuk yg laen2 kayaknya gak masalah, udah beli setaon yg lalu (inget banget, soalnya beli di indocomtech taon lalu) sampe sekarang masih oke2 aja… mungkin jam terbangnya gak setinggi punya Priyadi hehehe.
oh iya, keyboard split (natural) pertama gua tuh dari chicony, inget banget dulu beli komputer… waktu itu blom mampu beli natural keyboardnya microsoft hehehe

By: Priyadi

Priyadi — Sat, 16 Oct 2004 11:20:16 +0000

Some wireless keyboard/mouse comes with battery chargers these days.

I’m really a forgetful person. So I’ll pass :)

My only requirements for a keyboard are that the layout should be “standard” and the backspace key is a long key, not the crappy short one. My keyboard is crap except the multimedia keys (play, next, prev, volume up/down), it’s a OEM Microsoft MultiMedia Keyboard 1.0A (comes with an optical mouse). The delete key is vertically long, the F keys are grouped in three instead of four, and there is an F-lock key that I have to press manually every time I reboot (not very often, fortunately) otherwise the F keys wouldn’t work (by default F1 is Help, F2 is Undo, F3 is Redo, F4 is New, etc.). Other than the funny layout, it’s a solid and tactile keyboard.

That’s probably the ‘normal’ version of this keyboard. See if it is still functioning well after a few months.

What’s up with your comment form? It used to save my name, email and URI, now I have to enter them manually everytime I post a comment. Is it just me?

same here, but I don’t know why it starts behaving that way, I didn’t do anything out of ordinary lately. :(

By: Ronny

Ronny — Sat, 16 Oct 2004 11:07:57 +0000

What’s up with your comment form? It used to save my name, email and URI, now I have to enter them manually everytime I post a comment. Is it just me?

By: Ronny

Ronny — Sat, 16 Oct 2004 11:05:20 +0000

Some wireless keyboard/mouse comes with battery chargers these days.

My only requirements for a keyboard are that the layout should be “standard” and the backspace key is a long key, not the crappy short one. My keyboard is crap except the multimedia keys (play, next, prev, volume up/down), it’s a OEM Microsoft MultiMedia Keyboard 1.0A (comes with an optical mouse). The delete key is vertically long, the F keys are grouped in three instead of four, and there is an F-lock key that I have to press manually every time I reboot (not very often, fortunately) otherwise the F keys wouldn’t work (by default F1 is Help, F2 is Undo, F3 is Redo, F4 is New, etc.). Other than the funny layout, it’s a solid and tactile keyboard.