Microsoft Keyboard or Logitech Keyboard
what is this the webmaster’s choice of keyboard these days, I know that Matt Cutts uses a Microsoft Keyboard,
I think this is Matt’s Keyboard,
Me I used to be a Logitech guy, until my company started selling Genius Products and I’m cursed to use them at the moment.
I have to say I do like the look of the logitech dinovo edge at just over a £100 is sexy :
But Paul from microsoft was banging on about some new Microsoft keyboard that’s out there but I can’t remember what it was … Grrr Paging Microsoft …
BlogHash 2011 days ago
http://www.bloghash.comThe MS keyboard that you have shown looks really good. But is not available in the local Indian stores
Tom Ford 2011 days ago
http://www.fragrantica.com/IBM keyboard!
DaveN 2011 days ago
Tom which IBM Keyboard ?
Patrick Altoft 2011 days ago
I use a Logitech MX5000 Cordless it is a pearler.
adybee 2011 days ago
My fave keyboard? – mac keyboard attached to an Imac of course
Todd Mintz 2011 days ago
http://www.semportland.comAn ergonomic keyboard similar to Matt’s.
MelC 2011 days ago
http://www.melcarson.comThere you go Dave:
http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/mouseandkeyboard/productdetails.aspx?pid=080
VaBeachKevin 2011 days ago
http://www.vabeachkevin.comI use an older microsoft wireless keyboard/mouse, but want to upgrade to the microsoft wireless entertainment desktop 8000. That thing is nice.
Scott 2011 days ago
If you’ll use the macros function to launch programs, shut them down, insert things, etc. I really like this one:
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-967929-0403-G11-Gaming-Keyboard/dp/B000GP844S
Also helps if you’re a gamer as well… ;P
missfits 2011 days ago
http://www.missfitsbiz.deCherry rulez.
I use a G-224 at the moment.
Sam 2010 days ago
It depends if you’re going for form or function. I prefer function personally, and as a result I have tested about 20 keyboards in the last decade or so… but I always come back to my 2nd hand IBM Model M.
If you’ve never used a Buckling Spring keyboard then you just won’t know what this level of finger feedback is like, its a totally different ball game. They needn’t be expensive, ebay is a better bet than an office dumpster these days… your local neighborhood geek should have a set of spares if you want to give one a test drive.
They’re really well made too, to the extent that when I spilled a nasty chemical on my backup keyboard I just ran it through the dishwasher. The key caps are removable and in the unlikely event of something failing then most of the parts are actually serviceable and still readily available. They only drawback is that you may need an adapter to connect it to a modern motherboard… but again – readily available.
Check ebay, there are always loads of them around and if you’ve never at least tried a clicky then you’re not really a computer professional. Lets just say that at my office all the designers have Mac keyboards, all the programmers have IBMs and all the salesman have Microsoft, Logitech or Dell…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model_M_keyboard
http://www.dansdata.com/clickykeyboards.htm
But remember – if you’re buying a vintage model you want IBM. For anything recent you want Unicomp, who now own the rights. You’ll never look back, but be warned that computing was a noisy business back then and these things give a hearty dose of aural feedback too…
http://pckeyboards.stores.yahoo.net/keyboards.html
James 2010 days ago
http://blog.dolphinpromotions.co.uk/Just some standard Logitech one, I was tempted with the who dinovo ones but i dont fancy wireless mutch. I like a decent mouse thought, I use the Logitech G5 at the moment. Just ordered one of the new 24″ Benq LCDs too, cant wait till it arrives finally I get loads of screen real estate, was suprised how cheap some of the large screens are now.
Custom WordPress template 2010 days ago
http://www.altha.co.uk/wordpress/I use this Logitech desktop set for the Mac:
Roy 2010 days ago
http://www.chapter42.comI’d really recommend the Microsoft one. Bought one for my home setup and my leftarm typing RSI was directly gone.
After that i’d let my boss get me one at work also!
Joff 2010 days ago
I was using some Genius K627 thing until last week – great key feel and small profile, but the sleep button was too close to the other keys and I’d often tap it by mistake, shutting down my system! That was soon prised out anyway.
Now it’s been replaced with an MS Comfort Curve 2000 which is light on the extra buttons that are rarely used and has a little calculator button next to the number keypad that loads up calc.exe Now THAT’s Genius!
Will Critchlow 2010 days ago
http://www.distilled.co.uk/blog/Either powerbook laptop (its own keyboard) or one ‘borrowed’ from a new iMac (the silver ones) on my ubuntu desktop.
Matt 2010 days ago
http://www.creativesuit.co.ukAs the above poster said, the new Imac slim keyboard is the dogs bollocks.
Ed 2009 days ago
http://www.shaiki.comHey Dave how’s it going? What kind of mouse is that pictured next to the two monitors?
Chris 2008 days ago
I use a 4.99 keyboard and Microsoft optical mouse. The mouse is more important to me. Especially if I every have time to play a game, I find you have to have a good mouse and can not have a wireless one as the reaction time is to slow.
Neuro 2005 days ago
http://hauntingthunder.wordpress.com/I prefer old skool key boards
http://hauntingthunder.wordpress.com/2007/06/28/old-style-ibm-keyboards/
I just need to see if i can get a black version
Jay 1254 days ago
http://premiumlag.comI wish I could afford the Logitech keyboard.