Re: ot- buying a new name brand pc with xp

[Manuel Castelao castelao@xxxxxxxx]

Daniel Say wrote:
> > Daniel,
> > Then, your recommendation is for the "buckling spring" model. Am I right?
> > Manuel Castelao
> 	Only if you have tried it and nearby people
> 	can stand the clackety clack.
> 	They are heavy. Many people don't like hauling
> 	them around.
>
> 	Some people like lighter keyboards. I grew up
> 	on heavier keyboards with more action so my fingers
> 	react differently on softer keyboards and make more
> 	errorrrwss.
Daniel,
Thank you very much for your information. In my case, I like the
"clackety clack" very much. As stated in a previous message, it's a safe
sign of a successful pressed key and then it reduces mistakes without
any doubt. In fact, the Omnikey/Plus has the best layout design but I
always missed the IBM "click". The only missing feature in the Unicomp
keyboard is the duplicated Home-Arrows-Page down section because it's
very handy to have the Home key close to the Up-arrow key and so on.
Best regards,
Manuel Castelao