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pierrele@leblanc.interax.net (Pierre Leblanc) wrote:

>padron@gate.net (J. Padron) wrote:

>>I use my computer for 6 to 8 hours every day, and I'm looking for a
>>real GOOD keyboard.

>>So, at this time, I'm looking for the best standard-layout keyboard I
>>can get.  Can anybody recommend one?.

>Personnaly, the best i know of is the genuine IBM keyboard but some
>people find it noisy.  So if you can stand those clicking noises...

>--                        
>Pierre Leblanc, pierrele@leblanc.interax.net
>     

The closest thing to the real IBM keyboard in the non IBM world is the
OmniKey by NorthGate Computers in Mnpls / St. Paul area (P.O. Box
59080, Minneapolis, MN 55459-0080).  

They run about $100 or a bit more if you want a set of function keys
both to the left and above of the regular letter keys.  Also, noisy
(clicky) but excellent tactile feedback, exceptionally durable, can be
programed to do a few neat things.  A long time winner of "BEST OF..."
competitions.  You should be able to call them at 800/526-2446.  I
have one on both of my computers.  


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gordy slifer