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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: Whiskey in the Jar-o on Sun, 07 October 2007, 03:02:21
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For the curious:
http://www.research.ibm.com/journal/rd/295/ibmrd2905G.pdf
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Thanks for the link. Very interesting read.
(bucking spring keyboards rule) :)
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Speaking of Model M's . . .
I just recently ordered a EnduraPro from Unicomp.
It includes a numpad...but the saving grace is the fact that it has a built-in trackpoint. So, the reason I hate the numpad is nullified (reaching over it to get to my pointing device).
It has been sent home (for some reason, Unicomp is not allowed to export the USB-version overseas)...so it will be a little while before I get hands on it.
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Speaking of Model M's . . .
I just recently ordered a EnduraPro from Unicomp.
It includes a numpad...but the saving grace is the fact that it has a built-in trackpoint. So, the reason I hate the numpad is nullified (reaching over it to get to my pointing device).
It has been sent home (for some reason, Unicomp is not allowed to export the USB-version overseas)...so it will be a little while before I get hands on it.
Chopping off the numpad would make a nice modding project.
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Chopping off the numpad would make a nice modding project.
Hmmm....
It WOULD make a nice modding project. I just have no idea how I would properly "cap off" the end after I removed the numpad portion.
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Chopping off the numpad would make a nice modding project.
Hmmm....
It WOULD make a nice modding project. I just have no idea how I would properly "cap off" the end after I removed the numpad portion.
You don't? http://www.tlb.org/keyboardchop.html
Just chop off a bit on the left for symmetry! If there's room, that is.
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Very interesting: http://sandy55.fc2web.com/keyboard/model_m_trivia.html