Nice keyboard. I'd like something like it if it was 'ergonomic' (I crawl into a corner and die when forced to type on a 'regular' keyboard. (Google 'Microsoft Natural Keyboard' the white one.
sorry but i really hate those big ugly bulky "gaming keyboards" with a million extra keys that light up and 4 built in scroll wheels and lasers and particle accelerators and and and and!!!
i actually use this wireless keyboard from walmart and it works surprisingly well. the keys get stuck sometimes but its pretty and slim and it fits the minimal aesthetic that im going for
In response to both of you.. I actually can't use those ergonomic keyboards 'cause it messes up my hand placement even more. Similarly, I hate those keyboards where they make the Backspace key extremely tiny and the Enter key enormous.. you know the ones!
And, yeah, I despise useless buttons and functions on keyboards as well, but surprisingly everything but the LCD panel works with Windows without any driver changes at all. Whereas I had both old Dell and HP keyboards which wouldn't let you do anything fancy without poorly written software from 5 years ago installed. There's a nice, minor little tactile feature on this thing too.. the Windows keys have a different surface texture (an indented ring) on them, so it's much harder to accidentally press them. I'm sure EVERYONE has at one time either felt an urge to disable or even physically rip that key off the board due to that happening in games.. *bad memories of it even crashing older programs*
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Have fun with the DS, meine.
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i actually use this wireless keyboard from walmart and it works surprisingly well. the keys get stuck sometimes but its pretty and slim and it fits the minimal aesthetic that im going for
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And, yeah, I despise useless buttons and functions on keyboards as well, but surprisingly everything but the LCD panel works with Windows without any driver changes at all. Whereas I had both old Dell and HP keyboards which wouldn't let you do anything fancy without poorly written software from 5 years ago installed. There's a nice, minor little tactile feature on this thing too.. the Windows keys have a different surface texture (an indented ring) on them, so it's much harder to accidentally press them. I'm sure EVERYONE has at one time either felt an urge to disable or even physically rip that key off the board due to that happening in games.. *bad memories of it even crashing older programs*
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