[icon-discuss] Re: USB Keyboards
- From: "Rich Ring" <ring2@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Sun, 26 Aug 2007 17:07:41 -0500
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From: "michael D. Barber" <m.barber@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <icon-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, August 25, 2007 11:48 PM
Subject: [icon-discuss] Re: USB Keyboards
i would very much like to learn the name of the folding uSB keyboard. i
have used the rubberized model and didn't care for it at all. it felt
like i was typing on a sponge.
i hope you can find the name of this keyboard.
michaelOn Sat, 25 Aug 2007 22:37:53 -0400, Lisa Salinger wrote:
Hi all,
I've seen and used two different kinds of USB keyboards, and
unfortunately, I can't remember the name of either one. I've used a
rubberized USB keyboard that a friend had; it rolled up very small. The
cord was built right in, and I liked that feature. There was no way to
keep the keyboard flat, so you had to put it on a table or other hard
surface. I didn't like the action of typing on this keyboard, and made
lots of mistakes. I could see the rubberized texture of this keyboard
collecting lots of dog hair and lint, but it also seems like it would be
easy to wipe off.
I own a folding keyboard. It folds into a fairly compact square shape.
I like the action better as it seems more like that of a standard
keyboard. It has a lock switch so it can be made rigid for use on a lap
or other surface. The keyboard came with a retractable cable which was,
I thought, very cool. Unfortunately, after two or so uses, the
retracting mechanism broke, so now I just wrap the cord around the
keyboard when it is folded. If anyone needs the names of these
keyboards, let me know, and I'll do some fishing. I know they're buried
somewhere in a friend's LiveJournal. (smile)
Lisa Salinger
and Joie, Guide/SD
lisasali@xxxxxxxx
Skype: Joies_Mom
http://lisasali.livejournal.com/
Hi all, I've seen and used two different
kinds of USB keyboards, and unfortunately, I can't remember the name of
either
one. I've used a rubberized USB keyboard that a friend had; it rolled
up
very small. The cord was built right in, and I liked that feature.
There was no way to keep the keyboard flat, so you had to put it on a
table or
other hard surface. I didn't like the action of typing on this
keyboard,
and made lots of mistakes. I could see the rubberized texture of this
keyboard
collecting lots of dog hair and lint, but it also seems like it would be
easy to
wipe off. I own a folding keyboard.
It folds into a fairly compact square shape. I like the action better
as
it seems more like that of a standard keyboard. It has a lock switch so
it
can be made rigid for use on a lap or other surface. The keyboard came
with a retractable cable which was, I thought, very cool.
Unfortunately,
after two or so uses, the retracting mechanism broke, so now I just wrap
the
cord around the keyboard when it is folded. If anyone needs the names
of
these keyboards, let me know, and I'll do some fishing. I know they're
buried somewhere in a friend's LiveJournal. (smile) Lisa Salinger
and Joie, Guide/SD lisasali@xxxxxxxx Skype: Joies_Mom
http://lisasali.livejournal.com/
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