Re: Northgate keyboards

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From: David Relson
Date: Mon, 19 Feb 1990 18:30

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I like them too.  I use an OmniKey/102 at work and have an order in for one for home usage.  I tried the OmniKey/Plus and returned it - I didn't need the extra keys and found myself more confused than helped by a full second keypad.  If
they had an 84 key keyboard (function keys on left, only one set of cursor control keys), that would be exactly what I want.  The OmniKey/102 is an acceptably
close second.

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From: david@metapyr.UUCP (David Relson)
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Subject: Re: Northgate keyboards
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