SO question is, what type of keyboard do you type on?
I've put this in the writing section, but it can apply to anyone who types a lot, copywriters, authors and coders too.
I recently bought a mechanical keyboard, and I can't believe the difference!
I got an entry level model (still around $90);
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cherry-Qual...73&sr=8-1&keywords=cherry+mechanical+keyboard
Has made typing a LOT easier. Some info on mechanical keyboards;
http://lifehacker.com/how-to-choose-the-best-mechanical-keyboard-and-why-you-511140347
I have netbook and a desktop. I find the small netbook difficult to type on too much, (killer on the wrists) and my desktop had some standard dell keyboard which isn't great either.
It's jaw dropping how much easier it is for me to type on the mechanical. That article doesn't touch on it much, but for me...the difference is certainly physical....and there is a lot of stuff out there on the net about keyboards, here's one discussion;
http://superuser.com/questions/419981/how-to-choose-a-keyboard-for-faster-typing
I highly recommend putting some $ into a good keyboard when you can, an important tool of the trade! Of course we'll all have different preferences.
Would be interested to hear what others use and how they find it (particularly keyboards on laptops etc...I've heard macs have good keyboards, although they're quite a chump of change.
1.What do others have?
2. And how do they find it?
I've put this in the writing section, but it can apply to anyone who types a lot, copywriters, authors and coders too.
I recently bought a mechanical keyboard, and I can't believe the difference!
I got an entry level model (still around $90);
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cherry-Qual...73&sr=8-1&keywords=cherry+mechanical+keyboard
Has made typing a LOT easier. Some info on mechanical keyboards;
http://lifehacker.com/how-to-choose-the-best-mechanical-keyboard-and-why-you-511140347
I have netbook and a desktop. I find the small netbook difficult to type on too much, (killer on the wrists) and my desktop had some standard dell keyboard which isn't great either.
It's jaw dropping how much easier it is for me to type on the mechanical. That article doesn't touch on it much, but for me...the difference is certainly physical....and there is a lot of stuff out there on the net about keyboards, here's one discussion;
http://superuser.com/questions/419981/how-to-choose-a-keyboard-for-faster-typing
I highly recommend putting some $ into a good keyboard when you can, an important tool of the trade! Of course we'll all have different preferences.
Would be interested to hear what others use and how they find it (particularly keyboards on laptops etc...I've heard macs have good keyboards, although they're quite a chump of change.
1.What do others have?
2. And how do they find it?
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