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In article <453q1n$34t@gap.cco.caltech.edu>,
   davem@ocat.caltech.edu (David A. Miller) wrote:
>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.
>>
>>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...
>>
>I went to a computer show a couple of years ago, with one thing in
>mind to buy a good keyboard.  After trying all of them, I bought a Fujitsu.

Currently I am using a Microsoft Natural keyboard, which I like a lot.  But 
since you are looking for recommendations for standard keyboards, the two best 
standard keyboards that I have used would be:

	1. I don't know the model # or name, but this keyboard was 	
	manufactured by a company called "NMB."  I purchased it for my 
	parents, to replace the horrible Packard Bell keyboard on their
	386sx.  Excellent keyboard -- $30 at Sam's Club.

	2. The Keytronic 101 keyboard.

I hate keyboards with a loose feel -- the above two both have the nice, tight 
feel that I prefer.  And neither one has any type of 'keyclick' -- another 
major plus.  The keyboards that Gateway 2000 uses aren't bad, either -- except 
the ones with the extra arrow keys.

Scott Kriefall
skriefal@prairie.lakes.com