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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: MISTERCROW!!1! on Sun, 22 November 2009, 09:25:30
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Hi all, first post :)
I was just posting in the colemak forums - http://forum.colemak.com/viewtopic.php?id=787
I would like a new keyboard with a large budget, but would like it kinda quickly and I live in the uk.
here in the uk, I can get hold of an G80-3000 quite easily or with a little more hassle; one of the filco boards. (cherry blue switches both ftw)
Anyone got a preference?
Also any other board suggestions would be welcome :)
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I bet you'll be happy with any of those keyboards. They're both great products.
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Hi all, first post :)
I was just posting in the colemak forums - http://forum.colemak.com/viewtopic.php?id=787
I would like a new keyboard with a large budget, but would like it kinda quickly and I live in the uk.
here in the uk, I can get hold of an G80-3000 quite easily or with a little more hassle; one of the filco boards. (cherry blue switches both ftw)
Anyone got a preference?
Also any other board suggestions would be welcome :)
One potential concern with either of the above boards if you intend to covert them to a Colemak layout is that the keycaps are different sizes on different rows, meaning that you get uneven heights along the different rows. The only keyboards I know of that don't suffer from this issue are the IBM/Unicomp buckling spring boards. If you want a blue Cherry board, a blank one might be a good idea. I think Keyboard Co in the UK is going to be introducing a blank G80 within the next few months.