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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: Phaedrus2129 on Fri, 28 January 2011, 15:54:29
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For some reason the black Alps on my new AT101W remind me a lot of MX blacks. Am I crazy?
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Yes.
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Stock black ALPS or lubed? In case of the former, I'd have to go for "crazy", sorry. ;) At least I cannot see too many parallels between a pretty rough tactile switch and a smooooth linear one.
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They sort of feel linear, the tactile leaf isn't particularly distinct on them.
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The ALPS Complicated Black has more friction than a 60 year old MILF.
A lot more difficult to bottom out on though!
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Say what? Alps are notorious for VERY hard bottom outs (unless you use dampened sliders). Provides most of the tactile feedback on an Alps board, at least for me.
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A lot more difficult to bottom out on though!
how do you know this?
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Typing on some black ALPS for the first time today on a AT102W which turned up in the post today, not sure if I like them or not yet, maybe a touch heavy for my liking.
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how do you know this?
I once owned a Dell AT101W AND ...do you really want to know the rest?
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This board was extremely well used. The QWERTY cluster is nearly linear, but the numpad and editing block are much less so, and I can feel the double bump.
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Thx, I try :D