Re: Old programmable keyboards located

[Michael Norman michael.norman@xxxxxxxx]

Others here have mentioned this site in the past.

http://www.pckeyboard.com/special1.html

Michael Norman

At 5/1/2002 03:31 PM +0100, you wrote:

> Judith Davidsen wrote:
>
> > As long as we're on the subject of keyboards, does anyone
> > know of a keyboard for desk top that is like a laptop
> > keyboard--no numerical keypad hanging off the right side
> > taking up the space devoted to teacup and ash tray,
> > numerical keys accessed through something like an FN+nn
> > combination? Function keys on the left would be nice; ctrl,
> > alt, shift, arrows etc on both sides would be nice, but
> > getting rid of that keypad goiter is a priority.
>
> You've probably solved the problem now, but for what it's worth:
> In a French catalogue I receive, there is a keyboard which
> looks similar to a laptop keyboard - with function keys
> across the top. It looks, by the small picture which is all
> I have to go by, as if the page up & down etc. keys are in a column
> to the right. It must have around 85 keys in all, plus a set
> of multimedia ones across the very top. As bonuses,
> it has an infra-red link to the computer and two touch-sticks
> or whatever they're called. Priced around $45, it's black in
> colour. No mention of the maker I'm afraid.
>
>
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