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geekhack Community => geekhack Media => Topic started by: wsjudd on Thu, 11 August 2016, 15:31:33
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Our fearless leader Bruce recently starred in a video on 'the subliminal appeal of mechanical keyboards' that was produced by tech pub legends TechRadar. It's a nice look into the mind of the man behind The Keyboard Company, and its continuing focus on mechs.
If you haven't seen it yet, take a look -- we've linked it below. How many old school keyboards can you spot, and which is your favourite?
https://www.facebook.com/TechRadar/videos/10153767423888045/
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Great video!
I'm surprised there aren't any comments in this thread.
I used to use Dell membrane keyboards, before I rediscovered mechanical keyboards. I have subsequently used all sorts of mechanical keyboards, currently an SSK. It has made a difference to how a feel at work. Sometimes I'll type more than I have to just to hear the clicking :)
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I'm surprised too! But thanks for changing that :-) I reckon I type way more with a mechanical too; there's something about the tactile and aural feedback that makes you want to keep going, faster and faster until it's a thunderstorm of clicks and clacks :-)
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I know what you mean.
Another reason why I have a few keyboards with different switches, so I can swap them around and enjoy the different sounds and feels (except for MX reds - they are way too light for me).
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Nice video, good to know Terry Pratchett was one of us :)
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Great video! Thanks for sharing :)