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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: supamesican on Sun, 28 December 2014, 13:16:18
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I've had my unicomp for a good while now, and I love it, but its making me hate my laptop's keyboard that I have to use sometimes. I got the ps/2 keyboard instead of the usb, part of my kinda regrets that now cause I have the itch to buy a usb mechanical keyboard now. And not just one but all the different switch types. Its gonna happen, I just feel so bad for my wallet, between steam sales and this its gonna be a long ride...
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Sounds like you're another victim of wallethacking. It burns at first, but you'll be glad in the end when you've reached typing nirvana, don't worry. :P
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Is there a reason why you don't want to just get a PS/2 to USB converter?
Or do you just feel a need for something new?
(Personally I think you made the right decision to buy the PS/2 version because on a PC with PS/2 ports, the Unicomp feels more at home plugged in via the PS/2 port. I bought the USB version because I had a non PS/2 PC at the time and I regret it because sometimes when I boot up my PC the Unicomp is not detected until it has finished booting. This is annoying because then I need to get a crappy rubberdome PS/2 keyboard out to access the BIOS settings.)
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If I buy the converter it will be harder to justify another keyboard.
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If I buy the converter it will be harder to justify another keyboard.
So you want to get something new, right?
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I've had my unicomp for a good while now, and I love it, but its making me hate my laptop's keyboard that I have to use sometimes. I got the ps/2 keyboard instead of the usb, part of my kinda regrets that now cause I have the itch to buy a usb mechanical keyboard now. And not just one but all the different switch types. Its gonna happen, I just feel so bad for my wallet, between steam sales and this its gonna be a long ride...
I always warn newbies, get out of geekhack fast before you get addicted.
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If I buy the converter it will be harder to justify another keyboard.
So you want to get something new, right?
Well, new to me. *looks on ebay*
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The more time you spend on GeekHack...
The more time you SPEND on Geekhack!
Enjoy your visit!
(Too late, they are looking on Ebay already....)
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The more time you spend on GeekHack...
The more time you SPEND on Geekhack!
Enjoy your visit!
(Too late, they are looking on Ebay already....)
(http://i.imgur.com/DOqLXrt.gif)
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I always warn newbies, get out of geekhack fast before you get addicted.
And not just keyboards. Now I've become addicted to computer mice.
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Where do I get that new version of Internet Explorer 6? I'm having trouble reading that post! I need Windows 98 now!
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I've had my unicomp for a good while now, and I love it, but its making me hate my laptop's keyboard that I have to use sometimes. I got the ps/2 keyboard instead of the usb, part of my kinda regrets that now cause I have the itch to buy a usb mechanical keyboard now. And not just one but all the different switch types. Its gonna happen, I just feel so bad for my wallet, between steam sales and this its gonna be a long ride...
I always warn newbies, get out of geekhack fast before you get addicted.
I feel bad for my wallet too
Im a newbie here and its too late :(
So many boards I want to try.. so many keycap sets I want to put on.. so many artisan work I want to collect...
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My old lenovo laptop has scissor switch keys, not as good as a Model M by a long shot but still is extremely usable.
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My old lenovo laptop has scissor switch keys, not as good as a Model M by a long shot but still is extremely usable.
If you're talking about the Thinkpad style scissor switches, I agree.
They are probably the best mainstream laptop keyboards.
I say "the best mainsteam" because I'm sure there are a couple other models of laptops which had great keyboards but were not as popular as the Thinkpad. Actually, I find most older laptop keyboards a joy to type on. (My old Fujitsu has red rubberdomes! Red! Muhahaha)
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I don't feel so bad, because I've been addicted to mice and keyboards since the late 90s, and this place is both like a therapy group and a drug dealer for me.